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Lisa Howe
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The descriptive, detail-rich manner in which Jacinda shares stories from her childhood really draws you in as a reader — it's vividly engaging, but also, incredibly human.
"Looking back, I think that’s also when I first realized that a person’s life can be altered forever, sometimes tragically [...] everything could change in the blink of an eye, and that made everything feel more fragile."
— Aug 18, 2025 04:41PM
"Looking back, I think that’s also when I first realized that a person’s life can be altered forever, sometimes tragically [...] everything could change in the blink of an eye, and that made everything feel more fragile."
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Lisa Howe
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"I look back on this now, and I think how absolutely remarkable this was: In my short lifetime, I’d been able to see not just one woman reach the highest office in the nation, but two. Because of them, it never occurred to me that my gender would stop me from being involved in politics. Or that it wasn’t possible to be a woman and to lead. But the kind of personality you needed? Well, that was a whole other story."
— Oct 01, 2025 01:33PM
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"I had always been taught that everything that happened was a part of God’s plan. If there was a question you couldn’t answer within your faith, then you just weren’t meant to understand it. And that simple view had sufficed. Until now. I still believe in you, God, I remember thinking. But I do not understand this. I will never understand this."
— Sep 02, 2025 04:37PM
Lisa Howe
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Fascinating to learn more about her faith growing up... my Dad's family were also Mormon, and he attended Church College in Templeview where there was (and probably still is) quite a strong LDS presence in the community, as Jacinda mentions here. Small world!
— Aug 18, 2025 04:47PM

