Hello, friends and listeners. It's Katie, and I'm here with a very special guest for a special segment of Not So Molly Mormon podcast. I am here with guest Kimberly. Hi, Kimberly. Thank you for being here. Hi, thank you for having me. Oh, of course, of course. We're so

thrilled that you were willing to take some time and talk to us and share your experience. So

I think we're going to start out with I will, as they say in Mormonism, turn the time over to you.

You can, maybe we can start with you telling us about like your upbringing in the church and all of that kind of thing.

We can just sort of have a combo about it. So yeah,

tell us a bit about yourself. So, so I'm originally from Los Angeles. And I actually come

from immigrant parents. Both my parents are from El Salvador. And they, yeah, they immigrated to California back in the 80s.

At the time of the Civil War was starting to kind of end in El Salvador.

And so my family and I, we actually moved out here to Utah when I was nine.

So that was back in 1998.

So I am going to age myself a little bit.

So I'm now pretty.

You're younger than me.

So you're just amazing.

In the eyes of Utah, I'm like super old. Oh my God. You're old in Utah. If you're just amazing. In the eyes of Utah, I'm like super old.

Oh my God.

You're old in Utah if you're over like 22, I swear.

Oh, I know.

I know, right?

Yeah.

How is that moving to Utah from L.A.?

So I, so living in L.A. I think it was really much a culture shock because, you know,

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