Reading Green Tags... ?

This article is a very interesting one. To be honest, I haven't read the whole article yet. I will, eventually, but just the first few paragraphs is interesting enough.

I think the reason why this is so interesting to me is because I'm was a huge internet user until this summer. Now, I use the internet just as much, but I'm spending all the time I use studying for school during the school year, for reading. That's the only way I have been able to finish seven books in the last five weeks.

Some of my best writing since 2003 has been in the form of blogging and my journal as a .doc (I don't like hand writing, especially when it involves typing the same speed my brain operates - fast). And sometimes, where I find books is online, so in that sense, I think reading online is not necessarily a negative choice in comparison to print books. The 'sitting in front of a tv' is another deal.

Here is another article.

Unfortunately, Stanford is not one of the colleges mentioned... at least not that I know of. I may have missed something.

The US is all about green right now, but they're fight to be 'green' is NOTHING compared to Japan. Japan is so eco-conscious, green-conscious, conscious, conscious, conscious, that the US is so, so, so, far behind.

Anyways.

I think I'm going to start tagging my posts. If I feel compelled to, I will tag my other posts in my spare time (which is... always? Even though I'm at work? Which, btw, the lady I share the office with is out sick today. I have the office to myself. Yay! I could technically close the door and sleep. haha)

Today's post was not that interesting. I apologize. But at least the articles were!

bjs