Welcome to HomeMaker Sheep Podcast. We are on point and here for you spending the next many weeks giving you practical, usable things for your art of homemaking, for your very own art of homemaking, not ours, but yours. Today we are looking at the home as sanctuary. What does it mean for us to

rest? What does it mean for our home to be a restful place for us? And also how can it be a place of productivity how can it be

a place that's beautiful and our very own style what does that mean to our

families should our decorating reflect us does it matter What does that mean to our families?

Should our decorating reflect us?

Does it matter?

That is what we are doing today.

How are you, Shay Elliot?

I'm doing good.

I love this topic because look, we got into meal planning last week which is personal very personal

When you get into home as a sanctuary we are even more so. Oh, I mean this is the nitty gritty of you. Mm-hmm. Your home. Your

sanctuary. I think it's a cool topic because all of us are going to interpret it so differently.

We didn't even introduce ourselves last week, so I am Angela Reed of the Old World Design Society and Parisian Farm Girl.

Shay Elliot were the coast, the co-host of this show.

I do, this topic of home being the sanctuary.

I think we forget, I think we forget

that we don't have to go to a hotel,

we don't have to go to a tropical island.

This should be the most nurturing place for us.

And I think that's where you really do need to start

is that this is home, right? This is a place that you're going to be all the time and I'm not saying your home needs to be like a hotel

but wherever it is that you find yourself the the basement of your parents house, your first

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