About Us

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Ruth is from downtown Toronto. Roxy is from small-town Saskatchewan. Roxy grew up in an evangelical community. Ruth has been to church. Maybe. Her memory is a bit sketchy. 

Roxy raised three fabulous daughters and is now a doting grandma. 

Ruth’s socks don’t match.

And yet, we’re crazy connected. (Crazy being the operative word.)

For all our differences, we're more alike than you might expect at first. 

We both make our living with words. Roxy is a USA Today bestselling author and editor; Ruth is a journalist turned communications strategist and travel writer. 

We think stupid things are funny. 

We are both obsessed with sourdough. (Although Roxy's is better)

We love our dogs. 

And,  importantly, our values line up. 

That matters. 

A lot.

We met as next-door neighbours near Cultus Lake, and happy hour quickly became sacred: wine and whatever was on our minds. 

Serious or ridiculous. Political or random. Always interesting. Often hilarious. (Sometimes even on purpose.)

Then it hit us. 

What about all the people out there, especially women, who feel disconnected, or lonely, or just wish they had a couple of fun gal pals to have a drink with? 

So we hit record.

We don’t live next door anymore, but the happy hours never stopped. (Ruth is in Qualicum Beach on Vancouver Island and Roxy is in Maple Ridge. But ain't no ocean going to keep us apart!) 

 Close to four years in, we’re still pouring a glass and saying exactly what we think.

Come join us. We're glad you're here.