Yes, absolutely. My grandmothers, my mother, my aunts, and my cousins. Growing up they were always in the kitchen, especially for holidays making every dish you could ever think of, [and] sometimes starting to prepare food the day before. I have to admit, at one point I said I didn’t want to know how to cook because of how hard I saw the women in my life work and then come home to create masterpiece meals. I thought it was a bit unfair, but my love for food couldn’t keep me away from the kitchen. I learned different lessons and had moments to bond with and learn family recipes from the women in my life. I was always told how certain foods are necessary for certain things in regards to growth, knowledge, and well-being. My grandmother was diabetic, so I saw her give herself shots daily and saw her diet change. At those moments, she reminded me of healthy eating habits.