Talking about what makes a home, the homes I've had over the years and how we ended up where we are!

Talking about whether life is able to be too precious and too wild, some station wagon love, and the story of my first babies short lives and the lasting impact and life lessons I have implemented from that time in my life.

On location in Vancouver we're talking how we met, my insecurities of where we stand in our friendship, & the moments we each realized we were the luckiest people in the world to have each other. We talk about the Rosenort world tour we did this past autumn, and of course lots of cackles & laughs on topics that will make our husbands cringe.

Dairy Queen comes through with a BIG win, the trials and tribulations of packing for a holiday, and loving the house to myself with J away... maybe a little too much for his liking. Spoiler alert. I cry in this one.

Talking about the joys of people watching at a recent concert and then diving into my history of failed friendships- the hunt for a best friend. Why "friend-dating" is worse than finding a man, and all the reasons you should run in the opposite direction if I want to be your friend.

My first guest Ro Giesbrecht talks about our lack of boundaries in working relationship, mortgage broker lingo, rate predictions and Uncle Jake's memories (RIP). We talk imposter syndrome, breakup survival and little bit of low German. Probably too much cackling, but we had to pop that guest host cherry somehow!

Recapping a week away- a brush with accidentally becoming a beach influencer and the realization that my husband is afraid of me. The latest takeaways from therapy (including the fact that I can't just sit in my car and send over the money and expect to be healed), and some thoughts behind loving your neighbor as yourself.

Recapping a week away- a brush with accidentally becoming a beach influencer and the realization that my husband is afraid of me. The latest takeaways from therapy (including the fact that I can't just sit in my car and send over the money and expect to be healed), and some thoughts behind loving your neighbor as yourself.