Despite having no other household responsibilities to occupy their time, none of the residents of the Cleveland YWCA Battered Women's Shelter can prepare a decent hot meal by 6 p.m., sources at the shelter reported Tuesday. 'If it's not burned or under-seasoned, it's the same goddamn thing they made yesterday,' said group counselor Devon Martin, who doesn't work all day long in the shelter's therapy sessions to microwave his own leftovers. 'Without mastering this important life skill, these women will never be able to leave the shelter. It's not like they got anywhere else to go, anyway.' Although records show the shelter houses more than 100 battered women, there is some speculation that this number may be exaggerated, as hardly any of the laundry bags left in the hallway get taken care of. 