I enjoy cooking and take a lot of pride in my skills. I've always felt confident in the kitchen, but strangely, I've never been asked to cook for family events or gatherings. I wonder if people doubt my abilities or if I don't fit the stereotype of a "domesticated lady." It's a bit perplexing because I know I can cook well. Thankfully, my husband appreciates my cooking. I remember impressing him with a meal when we were dating, and it seems my culinary skills played a part in our journey to getting married. Over the years, I've worked on perfecting my seasoning techniques, experimenting with various flavors to make every dish delicious. I have my own specialties, and my husband particularly loves my chicken livers and garlic dish, despite never eating them before he met me. I take my time in the kitchen, finding joy in preparing meals while listening to soft jazz music. I try to keep things traditional by using my cast iron skillets and making gravy and barbecue sauce from scratch, just like my mom used to do. It's those early culinary experiences that have shaped my cooking style. I'm always striving to ensure my husband enjoys every meal, and his appreciation makes it all worthwhile. Despite all this, I've often wondered if anyone else recognizes my cooking skills. It's a little thing, but it has crossed my mind from time to time.