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"I get asked all the time why I have spent the last eight years working with kids, teens and young parents in the kitchen, teaching them to cook. Because for many of them, their world is far from a perfect place—a daily struggle—and to see them light up with that sense of accomplishment after preparing a simple yet nutritious meal, that someone believed in their ability to do this “simple” task of cooking, often with “unfamiliar” ingredients (basic fruits and veggies to the rest of us), makes the investment of my time and my money so worth it. I have made so many new friends of all ages who help me stay connected to our changing world, forcing me to stay active (so I can keep up with them), and challenging my mind and creativity. I am so grateful to all of them for that. So, do yourself a huge favor—find something you love to do and look for ways to share it with a child or a teen. Think about joining a group, or form one of your own—get active and make some new friends while decreasing your stress, boredom, depression, and most everything else that ails you."
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