Beth Buczynski
Beth is a wandering writer interested in all things low-impact and planet-friendly. Her sustainable scribbling can also be read on The Ecospheric Blog and in Healing Path Magazine, a holistic living publication distributed throughout Colorado, where she currently resides. Beth is interested in (and writes about) unique green businesses that are doing their part to make a difference, as well as urban farming, upcycling, alternative transportation (a.k.a. I pledge allegiance to my bike), and her secret dream: off-the-grid living. Beth's articles:
Movin’ On Up…to the Green Side
Posted on March 1, 2009 by Beth Buczynski .
I hate moving on so many levels. It equals upheaval in every sense of the word, usually happens on the hottest day of the summer (in my move-once-a-year undergrad days anyway), and, worst of all- it means boxes. Finding boxes, saving boxes, packing boxes, unpacking boxes, and then wondering how you’ll fit all those boxes [...]
Does Anyone Still Wanna Be Like Mike?
Posted on February 15, 2009 by Beth Buczynski .
I’ll admit it. When MJ ruled the courts and the Bulls were a championship-winning dynasty, I too wanted to be like Mike. I had posters of the 1992 Dream Team on my bedroom wall, and practiced hook shots in the driveway (remnants of a previous Pete Marovich obsession: I was a weird little girl). What [...]
Green Home in a Box
Posted on February 9, 2009 by Beth Buczynski .
The next big thing I want to accomplish in my adult life is to own a home. While riding my bike to work in the morning I pick out my favorite houses and think, “I would put the vegetable garden there…flower boxes there…vermi-composter there…” In my mind’s eye, I can already see the solar panels. [...]





