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Carrie Bradshaw is Not a New Yorker

Find out who is

Sep 19, 2023

The doormen of New York

Sep 19, 2023

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Breaking Bread: How Messing Up Made Me a Better Baker

The rise, fall, and rise of my breadmaking journey

Jul 15, 2024

A homebaked focaccia bread loaf with red onions, chilis, rosemary, garlic, and sea salt.

Jul 15, 2024

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A Member Lounge and a Sky Full of Galaxies

The Member Lounge at the American Museum of Natural History, NYC (credit: Monica Ray)

1d ago

The inside of the Member Lounge at the American Museum of Natural History. Wood-panelled walls with a grand portrait above a fireplace and antique furniture on a beautiful red, floral carpet.

1d ago

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Don’t You Love It When the Local Council Cracks a Joke?

Last summer, I was walking in the beautiful city of Henley-on-Thames in South Oxfordshire, England. This is as picture-perfect as England…

4d ago

A street sign in Henley in South Oxfordshire, England. It’s on a green rectangular background. It says “Free Pimm’s? Now we have your attention. Remember to put your rubbish in a bin or take it home for recycling.” There is a motif of a red Pimm’s can which says “Love Henley. Please don’t leave any litter behind.”

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This Forgotten Passage From My Digital Diary Made Me Smile

Today, I decided to open an old document with many random thoughts. It has a word count of 9,671.

Mar 18

This Forgotten Passage From My Digital Diary Made Me Smile

Mar 18

Where Have All the Writers Gone?

There’s still an opportunity here…

Mar 7

A framed large photograph of an Asian woman painted green, hiding among foliage. Her eyes are bloodshot and her hair is black. This photo was displayed as part of an Art exhibition in Central London.

Mar 7

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YouTube Led Me to an Unexpected Frozen Wonderland

It looked like Germany, but was it?

Feb 25

A scenic view of a highway with evergreens on either side. The trees are covered in snow, and looks like a dusting of icing sugar. Snowy mountains can be seen in the middle of the road. There is only one car in front of the road.

Feb 25

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I Connected With You When I Tread in Your Footsteps

This article is not about the Reservoir. It’s bigger than that.

Feb 13

Hundreds of treads on the gravelly path of the Reservoir in NYC. It’s a sunny day and you can see a shadow of the railing around the water.

Feb 13

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Sharing Food

Seattle Bewitched Me With Its Fish And More

Lavender was involved

Jan 19

Fresh and colorful lobster tails on ice at Seattle’s Pike Place market. The price is displayed as $79.99 a pound.

Jan 19

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You’re A Super Recognizer. Now What?

Are you someone who remembers a face so vividly from years ago that you can pinpoint them if they walked past you right now?

Jan 10

A screenshot of a facial recognition test from the UNSW, where the user has scored 40/40.

Jan 10

Monica Ray, M.Ed, MS

Monica Ray, M.Ed, MS

Top and Boosted Writer. Travel and Food from 2025. That's it.

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