20/09/2026
Good morning flower pots and happy sermon Sunday! Yes, it’s that time again and so please tell me that you’re also thinking those weeks are just whizzing by?
Stop the merry go round!
Anyway, today’s sermon is a lesson I’ve learnt in the last 18 months and one I will always repeat to anyone that needs to hear it.
Love your home.
Those four walls.
No matter the financial situation. If you have four walls protecting you, learn to romance them. Enjoy your safe place no matter its decor and celebrate being home like it’s the only thing that matters.
Home, is the only place you are you.
Going outside costs a fortune these days, so let’s normalise NOT going out as much. Not having plans or holidays booked.
If we believed the media, September is pre Christmas! Ludicrous! Stay home and stay safe from the commercial push.
Move to the country and get a dog! Far safer than venturing out into the big wild, crazy world.
Seriously, all jokes aside. Whatever hopes, dreams and ambitions you have, keep going but don’t loose the ground you stand on.
Don’t forget to enjoy what you’ve built by already moving on to the next thing.
A home should be a place to just be. To potter. To feel safe and secure. You should sigh when you walk in the door from work or peopling.
A safe home is for all that live there. Not just for one. Happy homes are built together with trust and time, but happy it should be.
Home is the place you put a lot of your personality! The art, the decor and of course let’s not forget the garden.
You grow at home, not just plants, you physically, mentally and emotionally grow.
The kitchen is the place you make both beans on toast for one and a wonderful magazine worthy meal for family and friends. It’s where the kettle boils endlessly. That scratched table you think has seen better days, still has many of those memory making moments to come.
Home.
Rest and recovery from the storm outside, usually man made.
Home.
It’s really what you make it.
It’s also where you hang your hat and your heart, even just for a little while.
The home you are in now, is the sanctuary you need whilst you make those plans. Don’t let people in that don’t belong there.
Be grateful and thankful that you have a place you call ‘home’.
Love and gumption - oh and mind your business!
D x