Jen Atkin

But I grew up in Hawaii and my dad loved rainbows.

But like, you know, there is so many moments like that where I fully feel like in the afterlife.

And you have to understand the guilt I had leaving the Mormon church thinking I'll never be with my family ever again.

is so strong but I've completely worked through all of that and I understand like I do feel like whether it's like you're just like a part of the universe when you pass nobody knows right none of us know but I do feel like

My family's energy protecting us all the time.

I think about it a lot.

Yeah, I love that.

I mean, who's the first person that tells you to keep posting your Bible quotes?

I know.

I love them.

It makes me feel like, and I need you to do it more because honestly, Chloe, like I think the more information that we're given through just our phones all day, every day, I just feel like the best thing we can do is show up and be a light.

We need more of it.

We need more people just, like, taking care of each other.

And, like, I will tell you, the fire taught me, know your neighbors.

Right.

Get to know them on a personal level.

Like, I'd never had that in L.A.

until we lived in Malibu.

And it's just something that's so important to, like, we, like, send little baskets for holidays to all of our neighbors just to, like, so they know our phone numbers, so they know our kids, what our dog looks like.

You know, it's just really important to, like, rely on your neighbors.