And Betty Friedman turns around and just says, well, you know, you're ruining it for women by encouraging them to cook and to have this kind of expectation that they should cook for our meals, then clean up after. And you're just going into this role. This devastated Julia Child's perspective on what she was doing, so much so that she wanted to quit her show and really rethink about what it is that she's doing
Rocío (Ro) Christensen
@rocio · 0:36
Hey, I love this idea for series and I was really interested in what you're talking about about Julia Childs. I would love to hear more. And if you want to, I know the five minute cut off can be a bit jarring sometimes, but you can always reply to your own post and keep talking on there as a continuation of your thoughts. But this is awesome to listen to and welcome to Swell and I'm super excited to hear more about women, cities and culture. Thank you
Rachelle Ramirez
@Delavierose · 5:00
And it helped the US turn a corner in its culinary exploration. And aside from that, it gave her joy and gave people joy. When you're cooking, you're creating something that is another art form. And for another woman to put down another woman because they weren't in the vision of what they believe a woman should be, I thought that was really wrong
Rachelle Ramirez
@Delavierose · 5:00
It's also the place where the Old North Church is, where later on it will become famous for Woodsworth's Longfellow's poem about Paul Revere's ride on one by land, two by sea. And actually Paul Revere had then torn down the Matters house and built his own house there. So if you go to the North End, there is Paul Revere's house, the Old North Meeting House, and the Old North Church will be there. St. Stephen is the church there
