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Ed Petkus Jr.

Ed Petkus Jr.

I Have Been to Ignalina

I didn’t see anything that would be traditionally considered interesting.

May 6, 2016

I Have Been to Ignalina

May 6, 2016

Ed Petkus Jr.

A Sad Tale of Complete and Emphatic Rejection

Goodbye, little friend.

Feb 22, 2016

A Sad Tale of Complete and Emphatic Rejection

Feb 22, 2016

Ed Petkus Jr.

The Small, Beautiful Gift of “No Turn On Red”

You don’t have to do anything.

Feb 5, 2016

The Small, Beautiful Gift of “No Turn On Red”

Feb 5, 2016

Ed Petkus Jr.

Moxie, Up

Moxie is fourteen or so, and hanging in there.

Jan 22, 2016

Moxie, Up

Jan 22, 2016

Ed Petkus Jr.

Moral Philosophy at the Bird Feeder

What does it mean when birds feed on the birds whom I feed?

Jan 7, 2016

Moral Philosophy at the Bird Feeder

Jan 7, 2016

Ed Petkus Jr.

There is No Such Thing as “Quality”

Please, stop using the word “quality” — it is meaningless.

Dec 31, 2015

There is No Such Thing as “Quality”

Dec 31, 2015

Ed Petkus Jr.

Campinglife

Awakening, when it seems right. Rising, when it seems right.

Dec 13, 2015

Campinglife

Dec 13, 2015

Ed Petkus Jr.

November 27, 2016: a.k.a., “Saving Sunday”

Black Friday. Small-Business Saturday. Cyber Monday. Giving Tuesday.

Dec 4, 2015

November 27, 2016: a.k.a., “Saving Sunday”

Dec 4, 2015

Ed Petkus Jr.

The Day the Buddhist Monks Bought Things at Walmart

What do they know about this place? What do they not know about this place? To what extent do they care?

Nov 27, 2015

The Day the Buddhist Monks Bought Things at Walmart

Nov 27, 2015

Ed Petkus Jr.

To the Viewpoint, Soon

There are about 100 kids. Some struggle, some are mountain goats. They’re all going to make it to the viewpoint, soon.

Nov 21, 2015

Nov 21, 2015

Ed Petkus Jr.

Ed Petkus Jr.

professor of Marketingology (the study of the historical, social, cultural, and philosophical manifestations of the relationship of marketing to humanity)

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