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.

Hi my friends, it's Sally Clarkson and I am so happy to be with you today. I hope,

hope, hope, hope that you're having a good day. I would encourage you to do something

relaxing right now. Take a breath. Get a cup of something wonderful tea or coffee or whatever

you like and just give yourself a rest for a few minutes or go for a walk or do whatever

you need to do. It will be good for you. I am in Oxford. We had rainy day, rainy cold day,

all day of the coronation and then a beautiful day yesterday and today is kind of ho-ho.

I can't decide if it's going to be cold in rainy or dry and nice but anyway I'm talking to you

while looking out at my very wild garden. You know they say that a lot of gardens these days,

they're wanting them to be wild or they're wilding their gardens so that the pollen from the flowers

can be cross pollinated by bees and by other insects and so I that's what kind of a garden I have.

It has flowers blooming in the grass. It has flowers blooming in the side weeds with the grass.

It's really pretty cool. It's growing and it's green and it's beautiful and the reason it is

like this is because we tried to mow our grass and the mower burned out. So anyway I'm looking at a

wilding garden that I'm going to say is perfectly planned because it is growing as God intended it to.

Anyway I hope all of you are okay. I have a couple of little announcements sort of things to make.

Last week was pretty fun and pretty crazy. We literally took hundreds of pictures all over Oxford.

I was changing clothes and going to different places and something that I didn't even realize is

several people were here helping me to work on this book project that will probably be a year or two

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