I Was Very Much A Tomboy For

It Changed Me More Than Anything Else. You Don't Want To Get To That Place Where You're The Adult And You're Palpably In The Next Generation. And, This Shoved Me Into That.

I'll Never Forget It. I Was Starting To Hike Up The Red Rocks, And Honestly, It Was As If I Heard The Rock Say, 'you Have The Answers. You Are Your Teacher.' I Thought I Was Having An Auditory Hallucination.

When I Was Pregnant, I Couldn't Wear Fragrance. I Couldn't Smell Anything. I Couldn't Smell Flowers, I Was Very Sensitive To Everything. I Could Smell Orange Juice From Across The Room And I Remember Thinking, 'i Will Throw Up.'

When I Was Twenty-one, A Friend Gave Me A Book Called Diet For A New America By John Robbins, Which Exposed The Brutal Practices Of American Factory Farms. That, Coupled With A Lecture From Leonardo Dicaprio (when He Was Nineteen And I Was Twenty-one) About How Such Animals Are Kept And Processed, Made Me Lose My Desire For Factory Farm Pork And Beef Right There.

After I Had The Kids, I Took A Break From Work, And All My Creativity Went Into My Kitchen. I Like Experimenting.