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Isoke Samuel

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6 Gifts That Have Brought Us Joy Lately

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By Isoke Samuel
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In this edition of The Gift, we share the best gifts we've received lately, including tiny watercolors, garlicky chili oil, and a Mr. Met wristwatch. I’m turning 30 tomorrow. I thought I’d be ringing in this milestone birthday by throwing a big party, or treating myself to something extravagant, like this monogrammed lock necklace. But instead I’ve found myself feeling a bit more contemplative and yearning for some quality me time.
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I’m Spending Less Time on My Phone. Now What?

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By Isoke Samuel
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In this edition of The Recommendation, we share five ideas to reclaim stolen scrolling time. In the beginning of that liminal week between Christmas and New Year’s, I woke up late, stayed up late, and spent most of the day … scrolling. Videos of strangers’ holiday gift hauls, reactions to Stranger Things, AI-generated cats displaying cute but unrealistic behavior. My brain felt warm and fuzzy and only a little bit rotten.
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6 Thanksgiving Tips From People Famous for Their Food

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By Isoke Samuel
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In this edition of The Recommendation, we’re sharing hacks from professional chefs and well-seasoned hosts to make cooking for a crowd easier. I recently hosted Friendsgiving for 20 people, and in the two weeks leading up to it, I tried to keep myself grounded by leaning on all the little hosting best practices I’ve gathered over the years.
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