#Wheelhouse

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Wheelhouse

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So I’m finally reading An Absolutely Remarkable Thing by Hank Green, and it’s revived my obsession with a Thing in books that I don’t know how else to explain than just.. narrators who have Opinions or otherwise interject their knowledge/thoughts/etc into the text. So here’s an incomplete list of more books I’ve read that do this:

Almost anything by Rick Riordan, but particularly the original Percy Jackson series

That weird middle grade Secret Series by Pseudonymous Bosch. I read that series multiple times when I was in middle school

The Black Company by Glen Cook. Tbh I just wanted it over with by the time I finished this series, but some of the narrators made it worth it

Basically anything by Sir Terry Pratchett. He is my comfort author

The Broken Earth trilogy by NK Jemisin (although I think this is to a lesser degree in the beginning)

Genre is literally irrelevant. Basically I just want the character to go “this is all fine” and the book to record scratch and the narrator goes “everything was not in fact fine” or otherwise interject and world build. It’s delightful

If people have other recommendations for similar vibes, please

[hometoursandotherstuff]

The 1bd. 1ba Wheelhouse in Inverness, California was built in 2008 and is made mostly from recycled materials. Look at this very unusual house that was on the market for $2.4M.

Give a new meaning to the word Wheelhouse, doesn’t it?

So, this is the living room area with the round cement banquette and wood burning stove. The pony wall that separates the kitchen is made of cinder blocks.

I think this could be cool with the right decor and maybe a little color. It seems bland and so haphazard.

There’s only one bd. and this isn’t it, but the area looks like it could be for a child or guest.

In the bath, you can see the various recycled woods.

This would be the bedroom. It’s looks spacious and has a view of the enclosed deck. 

There’s an acre of land, and there are actually 2 homes b/c the architect, Daniel Liebermann built one for his parents first, then built another one for his wife and himself.

https://www.dirt.com/gallery/more-dirt/real-estate-listings/radial-house-daniel-liebermann-marin-county-inverness-1203627020/322063133_1_0/

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*slides this across the table*

So I heard someone say "fusions". (Me. It was me. I love them.)

[asoiafreadthru]

A Game of Thrones, Sansa I

“I don’t care what you say, I’m going out riding.” Her long horsey face got the stubborn look that meant she was going to do something willful.

“Gods be true, Arya, sometimes you act like such a child,” Sansa said. “I’ll go by myself then. It will be ever so much nicer that way. Lady and I will eat all the lemon cakes and just have the best time without you.”

She turned to walk off, but Arya shouted after her, “They won’t let you bring Lady either.” She was gone before Sansa could think of a reply, chasing Nymeria along the river.

Alone and humiliated, Sansa took the long way back to the inn, where she knew Septa Mordane would be waiting. Lady padded quietly by her side.

She was almost in tears. All she wanted was for things to be nice and pretty, the way they were in songs.

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Abraham Wheelhouse

13 de Março de 1855  

[probablyvocabulary]

Daniel: Dad what’s wheelhouse mean?

Dick: as in what?

Daniel: as in: that’s not in my wheelhouse.

(Dick looks over to Micah)

Micah: Why’s everyone looking at me?

Dick: What’s wheelhouse mean?

Micah: Its a baseball term, Dick don’t you know baseball.

Dick: Ok, it’s where you as a batter are able to swing, but it’s gotta mean something else right? Like a power plant or something?

Micah: No, stuff in or like houses are named based off of what it has, what else would have a wheel that’s important Dick.

Dick: And you wonder why we ask you these things.

[francescolelli]

Revenue Management and Digital Decision Making (DDM)

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[habken]

nimona doodles I love her evil little smile >:)

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What is a homily?

Today’s “Word of Day” from our friends at Merriam Webster is “homily.” You’re thinking, “well of course he is going to mention this – it’s right up his wheelhouse.” Interesting expression that: wheelhouse. The word “wheelhouse” has gone from a nautical term, to a baseball term, to a term that describes a person’s area of expertise. Continue reading Untitled

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recommendations | reading glasses, 3 years on: an updated wheelhouse, episode recommendations, and my doghouse

One of the most enjoyable parts of returning to blogging, other than writing the posts and reviews themselves, is going back to the old content I used to make. I recently went back and edited all post titles so they follow my new ‘house style’, and while going back I came across one of the last recommendations posts I did before my 2-year long break from blogging – my Reading Glasses post. In…

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New fusion new fusion new fusion

Thanks for coming!

[asoiafreadthru]

A Game of Thrones, Sansa I

“Why would you want to ride a smelly old horse and get all sore and sweaty when you could recline on feather pillows and eat cakes with the queen?”

“I don’t like the queen,” Arya said casually. Sansa sucked in her breath, shocked that even Arya would say such a thing, but her sister prattled on, heedless.

“She won’t even let me bring Nymeria.” She thrust the brush under her belt and stalked her wolf. Nymeria watched her approach warily.

“A royal wheelhouse is no place for a wolf,” Sansa said. “And Princess Myrcella is afraid of them, you know that.”

“Myrcella is a little baby.”