“...the most crucial thing to keep in mind when you cook is the people who are going to eat your food - their tastes, their desires, their likes and dislikes, what will satisfy them, what will move them, what will… — Kyung Ran Jo Copy Share Image
“When there is a huge crack in your relationship with someone, you wonder what others do in similar situations. I realize I'm trying as hard as I can to present myself as the most unthreatening being in the world, like a small animal. I hunch into myself, avoiding going back to the same places I frequented with him. Obviously I… — Kyung Ran Jo Copy Share
“...the most crucial thing to keep in mind when you cook is the people who are going to eat your food - their tastes,… — Kyung Ran Jo Copy Share Image
“Eating is an absolute, repetitive activity. The same as love. Once you start you can't stop. So if you can't eat when you're hungry,… — Kyung Ran Jo Copy Share Image
“Rejection of food: This was the first hurdle I encountered after parting with him. Refusing food is basically a refusal of relationships, and if… — Kyung Ran Jo Copy Share Image
“The most important thing in a kitchen isn't how delectable the food is but how happy you are while you're there.” — Kyung Ran Jo Copy Share Image
“When women cook, they're not just doing it for sustenance. An expression of rage and unhappiness and desire and sadness and pleading and pain… — Kyung Ran Jo Copy Share Image
“After spending all that time in bed, I realized I was treating the act of eating as though it's the art of Zen, taking… — Kyung Ran Jo Copy Share Image
“The food I eat in my imagination is more powerful and particular than what I consume in reality, just as a dream feels very… — Kyung Ran Jo Copy Share Image
“A sated person is different from a hungry one. A hungry one can't be persuaded to do anything, but a full person can be… — Kyung Ran Jo Copy Share Image
“What does a woman do as she waits for her man? She may wash her hair, put on makeup, choose the kind of outfit… — Kyung Ran Jo Copy Share Image
