Until recently, I must admit, I've been a bit of a technophobe. Not necessarily phobic, just...wary. I am online enough, and I figured why make myself sit in front of the computer for innumerable hours, facebooking, tweeting, and blogging? I treasure my moments away from the screen. But then, suddenly, and so unexpectedly, I succumbed. Not to the peer pressure, though there's been plenty of that! But to the desire to share what's going on as I observe and experience the massive shifts in mindset and behavior all over the nation. Since it's what I do every day, it's on my mind. Life through a green lens, that is. Also, it's fun. How could I not love blogging? A space to muse, share, explore and suggest stuff. Better even than tweeting.
Today, I'm enjoying the article "Stuff Environmentalists Like" from Plenty magazine. http://www.plentymag.com/features/2008/11/stuff_environmentalists_like_p.php
I especially loved the quotes "They can seem like a very difficult group to infiltrate and eventually exploit" and, "environmentalists like to offset things."
I wonder what the carbon footprint of this new blog is...I could find out by going to CO2stats.com, which offsets and explains the footprint for the Green on the Inside site.
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