Hi everyone welcome to at 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 to all you wonderful friends this is Sally Clarkson and I'm so glad that you join me today.

Well, today, after a very fun and exciting and just delightful time in Nashville at the factory with all of the women from Wild and Free. I have taken a drive to

Kentucky where I am staying with one of my oldest dearest friends which you

have probably all read about in some of my books.

Gwenney is my friend from many years ago and she and I were roommates many years ago

she and I were roommates many years ago in Krakow, Poland in 1977 and in 1978 and we became

fast friends as we tried to learn what in the world it meant to live in a

communist country to have policemen showing up at our door knocking until

3.30 in the morning with us chattering out of fear wondering if they were going to break the door down.

We had adventures and I tell a really fun and wonderful and adventuresome story in my book, well lived, about a time when Gwenney and I decided we couldn't

take anymore, so we decided to take a vacation to London to stay with some friends there and you will

giggle and laugh at the story of Delight that I share in that book. I might have shared

it before but I think this is a pretty unique story. But anyway, if you have the opportunity of seeing my picture today in either Instagram or social media or on my blog, I want to ask you if you

automatically knew what B-Y-O-T-C means. I was on Saturday, I'm sorry, I think it was Sunday morning. I had thrown

on my clothes because a bunch of us who had become friends over years together.

Some of the speakers and workers at Wild and Free had decided we would all go out to a really fun

biscuit place in Franklin, which is where the conference was hosted.

And I came down the stairs and I said, okay, I'm ready, and I had my cup of tea that I was sipping on in hand and they went

Oh my gosh do you do you even take your tea cups with you everywhere you go. So, B-Y-O-T-C means bring your own teacup. And honestly many years ago I found out that I could get this little tin of my favorite tea, Yorkshire

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