Alex Reutter

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Still image from "The Brotherhood of the Night", episode 7 of Thundarr the Barbarian. It shows the reflecting pool in Washington, D.C.
The map of the Empire from A Drop of Corruption. Assuming the name "Eastern Seas" means those are actually to the east.
Cat sitting in a sunbeam that has moved
Roadside trash collected for Green Up Day
A view of fall colors, with orange and purple mums in the foreground, leaves on the ground, hydrangea turning from white to pink, and trees in the back with sunlight streaming through the branches
MacBook pro 2016 with various stickers on the case.
An image of the "where we fly" page from the Burlington International Airport website.
Text that reads, "Well, it's that time of year again! Oh, how it comes back around so quickly. This year, the 12 Days of Christmas starts on Friday the 13th – how spooky is that?! "
Google Maps' suggested route from East Middlebury to St. Michaels College takes you on I-89 exiting at Winooski, rather than staying on 2A to Essex Junction.
Text from Burlington International Airport's website stating that by using the airport, "not onlly will you save time and money, but you'll also help boost our local economy while reducing your environmental footprint."
The cover of "A Wizard's Guide to Defensive Baking"
A table showing adult literacy in the U.S. according to PIAAC levels. 4% could not participate in the study; 4.1% are less than Level 1; 12.9% are at Level 1 (very limited literacy); 31.6% are at Level 2 (limited literacy); 34.6% are at Level 3 (literacy proficiency); 12.9% are at Level 4 or 5 (high literacy proficiency).
The electoral maps for the 2012, 2016, 2020, and 2024 US elections show that Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin are states that have flipped from blue to red to blue to red.
Monument to Balzac in the Musée Rodin, Paris
Application for the Addison County Field Days Hand Mowing contest.
A chart over time showing the cumulative number of times to that date I've solved Wordle; there is a separate line for each number of guesses. Solving in 3 used to be about as common as solving in 5; now it's nearly caught up with solving in 4. Solving in 2 used to be about as common as solving in 6; now it's catching up to solving in 5.
Spreadsheet showing a tabulation of personal wordle results: 37% of games not attempted; 0.2% solved in 1 guess; 4.9% solved in 2 guesses; 23.2% solved in 3 guesses; 24.6% solved in 4; 7.8% solved in 5; 2% solved in 6; 0.3% failed to solve in 6.
Text on a plastic bag that reads, "This bag is made of plastic. Use it for as long as you like. However, when it is no longer of use do not leave ot in the countryside of the sea."
The ObscuraBTV design has a large circle with a smaller circle on its circumference, and two even smaller circles outside its boundary.
Audrey 2 when Seymour found her.
Google calendar reminder to 'Shout "Wissenstandverliebtdichschaft" at someone you love'
Tortoiseshell cat wearing a red bow while walking on a red rug.
A cat stepping down from a Christmas village display to a nearby chair.
A tweet from @lousylibrarian with the text "I'm sure this happens every time a famous person dies but I wanted to see if the library had any of his CDs." "You mean like... music CDs?" "Yeah. By Shane MacGowan? The Pogues?" "Oh thank goodness, I thought you were talking about Henry Kissinger."
A playlist called "Queens of Disco", featuring Whitney Houston, Earth Wind & Fire, Blondie, Diana Ross, and Gloria Gaynor
A clip from Disney's Robin Hood, in which Prince John has invited Little John (disguised as a fortune teller) to "kiss the royal hand". Little John kisses the stones right off the rings on Prince John's fingers, then smiles at Sir Hiss to display his handiwork (mouthiwork?).
A small container of raspberries from the yard, among the last of 2023.
Poster for Star Wars, Episode 2, with the text "A Jedi shall not know anger. Nor hatred. Nor love."