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, it's Sally Clarkson, T-Time Tuesday and oh my goodness, I've been really

trying to have enough time to record my T-Time Tuesday podcast because all of you have

been sending me these wonderful letters and you like it and I like it and we have so much

fun. So I am going to say today during the podcast, be sure to get your cup of tea, be

sure to get your coffee, whatever one you like for T-Time Tuesday and I have lots of

fun planned for you but I'm actually brave enough, courageous enough to invite those who

are here in my home today. Which is Nathan Killia Clay, we have the honor of having

Clay with us today, say hello and joy and me. It's already taken us quite a while just

to say no, what are you going to say? Are you going to say, oh that was really funny,

don't say that on the show. So anyway, we are having fun. But I have had the privilege

of having Nathan and Killia here this week and so we've all made attempts to gather and

we've only been eating, eating, eating, talking, talking, talking and that's what the Clarkson

students do when they gather now. But anyway, I did want to start out with a new term that

our family and a very dear friend of ours came up with this week and what was it called?

The Tangry. Being Tangry. Being Tangry is this really wonderful

friend said, you know, I found myself this week really beginning to resent people and

resenting my life because I hadn't had my cup of tea. And so it's like a version of

hangry, which is when you're angry because you're hungry. And so we came up with the word

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