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.

Hi friends, it's Sally Clarkson and this is Tea Time Tuesday. I'm so glad to have you here with me on Tea Time Tuesday.

It's been such an interesting week and as a matter of fact I think I had told you all I was going to take a couple of weeks off because I was going to be settling into my new house.

Let me tell you my story but I hope you're having a really good week and I just have a few things to share with you.

I wanted to read you this quotation because it did have an impact in my week this week. It says, when tea becomes ritual, it takes place at the heart of our ability to see greatness.

Yes, what I found.

Okay, so now I'm sorry it was really an important quote and my new watch that keeps acting out and having its own little personality just interrupted us.

Okay, so let's start over again.

Shh, be quiet and watch. I'm still figuring it out if anybody wants to set it up for me. That would be great.

When tea becomes ritual, it takes its place at the heart of our ability to see greatness in small things.

It's a beauty to be found in great things that like everything else are doomed to die or in small things that aspire to nothing yet know how to set a jewel of infinity in a single moment.

And it's from Muriel Barbary in the elegance of the hedgehog.

It's really been such a kind of a quotation after my heart this week because I feel like I am learning learning learning continuously that it is in the small moments that is in the small beautiful times when I can capture beauty when nobody else can see.

Maybe it's a hidden moment. Maybe no one else is there. I have a beautiful picture I'll share later on this week. But when I first got here last week, I Sarah had invited me over to have dinner at her house.

And actually it was the first night I think I got here on Tuesday night maybe. And I thought I just want to see my grandkids.

So I went over to their new house, saw it for the first time because Sarah has also moved into the Vicarage. If you follow her, you'll know it's the most amazing place.

And I'll probably have her on my podcast soon to tell you about it. It's even a place that I'm in Vivo. I'm in VSF. It's inviable to most people who see it.

But anyway, especially if you liked the old stories and if you liked reading about some of the Victorian times, anyway, it's an incredible place.

But the Samuel and Lillian, Samuel B.2, Lillian B.4 said, please come out with us. Please come out with us. And so I went outside.

And there's this gorgeous, huge weeping willow tree. It's so tall. You can't even imagine. But it will have a picture of it.

And they said, sit here on the ground and let's build a fire. And so we sat down on the ground underneath the willow tree and we played and we pretended.

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