Hi everyone, welcome to Add Home with Sally. I'm Sally Clarkson and I have the biggest

privilege in the world to be with so many friends from all over the world who join me every

week to listen to my stories, inspiration, biblical encouragement and I am just so glad

that you're here today. Thanks so much for joining me.

Hello my friends, whether you are in the morning or the night, I'm just so honored to be with

you in talking about some of the issues that really help us to restore, to feel understood,

to move forward to flourish. And today, my sweet friends and I, Missy and Kristen, you

know that they're joining me in this series this summer already by now. We've been talking

about a part of our lives that because, especially because we're a little bit older in their

experiences with our children, with our families, with our husbands work, with our work,

with our self-image, whatever it is, we realize that all of us have been through very,

very difficult, dark times, dark times of the soul. And so we just kind of wanted to address

that today. Many of you are going with me through dancing with my father, which was a time when I

thought I don't want to be a victim of all the awful, deep, disappointing things that have

happened to me. I want to learn how to move forward and joy. And so this is kind of paralleling

some of what we're going to be talking about today, but I just thought it might be helpful for

you to hear from us three different perspectives of the ways that we have all experienced winter

seasons in our lives. And it is a part of life. And how we have come to the top of it. So welcome

to Daygirls. I'm so glad you're with me here. Thank you. We're glad too. We're all still in Colorado

together, having lots of fun talking way too much. Staying up way too late. Oh, it's just really,

really sweet. It's very sweet. But I kind of wanted to start out today and then I'm going to

kind of turn it over to you, Kristen, because you've prepared some of the notes for this. But I'm going

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