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Most People Love A Home-cooked Meal. This Woman Is Not One Of Them.

MT. VERNON, Ill. -- Volunteers giving their time to comfort and support children in the legal system are getting a boost thanks to local male chefs.

JEFFERSON COUNTY, ILLINOIS (WSIL) -- Its about to heat up in the kitchen as the Men Cooking for CASA of Jefferson County returns to Mt. Vernon.

Where my divas at? Ladies, I got something for ya here. Today is National Men Make Dinner Day! I’m recommending you text your man now and tell him to stop at the food store on the way home so he can whip you up something reeeel nice.

Where my divas at? Ladies, I got something for ya here. Today is National Men Make Dinner Day! I’m recommending you text your man now and tell him to stop at the food store on the way home so he can whip you up something reeeel nice.

Where my divas at? Ladies, I got something for ya here. Today is National Men Make Dinner Day! I’m recommending you text your man now and tell him to stop at the food store on the way home so he can whip you up something reeeel nice.

Where my divas at? Ladies, I got something for ya here. Today is National Men Make Dinner Day! I’m recommending you text your man now and tell him to stop at the food store on the way home so he can whip you up something reeeel nice.

Where my divas at? Ladies, I got something for ya here. Today is National Men Make Dinner Day! I’m recommending you text your man now and tell him to stop at the food store on the way home so he can whip you up something reeeel nice.

I never saw myself as a mother—then I realized I wanted to be a dad I didn’t know it when I was young, but I had always been knocking on the door of fatherhood. And when it finally opened, everything fell into place. June 15, 2021 Author S. Bear Bergman, centre, with his husband and their three children. Photo: Courtesy of S. Bear Bergman The truth is, I have always been dad-identified. It’s a strange thing to say, looking back—especially for a person who was assigned female at birth...

>> pierre: yes. >> anthony: i mean, im jumping ahead some but --. >> pierre: first job in new york was, uh, a restaurant job like --. [ laughter ] >> anthony: of course. >> pierre: --every, every immigrant. >> anthony: right. >> pierre: you know? as a busboy, actually, but from a busboy i just fell in love with what was happening behind the kitchen cause, you know, i come from a culture where kitchen is a women activity and also, its like, id never seen men cooking. >> anthony: what, what was th...