Inspiration for a large transitional white two-story stucco house exterior remodel with a tile roof
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Walk-in closet - large transitional gender-neutral carpeted walk-in closet idea with raised-panel cabinets and white cabinets
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With white walls, a stone fireplace, a ribbon fireplace, and no television, this large, contemporary, formal, and open-concept living room idea features wood floors in a medium tone and brown floors.
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 In my quest to actually read 50 books this year, on Wednesday I read The Ax by Donald E. Westlake.
One of many books that’s been sitting on my shelf for years and I just never got to, but now there’s an adaptation by Park Chan-Wook (called No Other Choice), so seemed like time to knock that one out.
And I highly recommend it - it’s a fantastic crime thriller.
First of all, as I say, I didn’t just finish it on Wednesday - I started it then; it’s a fast, breezy read. But it’s also just such a rich, ingenious yarn: a man is downsized from his job and can’t find a new job, so he figures out who has a better resume than him and starts murdering his competition.
Westlake had a special touch with clever plotting, complex character psychology, and humor, and they’re all at full force; it’s often considered his masterpiece, and I can’t really disagree. Even if it’s not quite my very favorite - can’t displace The Seventh or The Hot Rock for my personal taste - it’s a hell of a read. And if you’ve never read a Donald E. Westlake novel, it’s a great one to pick up.