Howdy there Sally, Shirley

Its sure a real pleasure to have the both of you stop in to visit for a bit, and to read and reply back to each of you kind comments. On this post, here at my little ole Blogging Homestead, my friends

Sally - Straw Bale home's sure are interesting. One majer thing is, its even more important to keep excessive moisture out of a Straw Bale home, than it is a stick home.

Shirley - you really can't beat one of them, if the Straw Bale home is built the right way.

Howdy there Terrie, Russell

It sure is a pleasure, to have y'all stop by to visit, and to read and write a reply back to each of your very kind comments, on this post. Here at my little ole Blogging Homestead, my friends

Terrie - building a Straw Bale home, right sure is the main key, to being able to enjoy living in one.  

Russell - Thank you kindly, Straw is a viable building alternative, and it sure is plentiful and inexpensive. A straw bale home boast superinsulated walls R-50, and what a way to turn a agricultural byproduct into a valued building material. It sure would be nice to have at less one of the 604 posts, that I've written be made a ActiveRain main page featured blog posts. 

Howdy there Carl, Ceil, Steven

It sure is always a pleasure to have y'all stop by to visit, and to sit and pass the time away. And to read and write a reply to your comments, and to have y'all visit anyone of the blog posts, here at my little ole Blogging Homestead, my friends

Carl - it would be mighty nice to have a post, featured on the main page og ActiveRain. I'll be writing some more blog posts, on the subject of Straw Bale Homes. Did you know that 200 million tons of straw are under utilized and wasted in our Country?

Steven - did you ever get to talk with the student ya had, about the Straw Bale homes he had built?

Carl - I'll be writing a blog post about insurance and a Straw Bale Home. Alot of folks think a Straw Bale Home, has a greater risk for haven a fire, but they really are not at all.

Howdy there Robin, Steven, Kent

Its always a pleasure to have each of y'all to stop by to visit for a bit, and to read and write a reply back to your comments. On anyone of the blog posts, here at my little ole Blogging Homestead, my friends

Robin - It was my pleasure, your welcome.

Steven - I sure do understan, that you have to cover alot of stuff with your students. About Home Inspections. Keep up the really fine job, you do.

Kent - I want you to know, it sure is really good to see you! I kown you've sure have alot going on anymore out your way. It sure does take alot to burn a Straw Bale Home down. Alot more than it takes to burn down a stick home. Got to ride over to your blog to visit you.

Howdy there Russel

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Straw Bale homes sure are very interesting, to look at, and learn about the construction of them.

Howdy there Carol

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Thank you kindly. for the kind words. All my life, I've had the need to learn and understand every thing that has to do with the work I'm doing. I was a salesman in a carpet store, many many moons ago. I wten out with the carpet layers, to learn how to lay carpet in a home. Just in case, if a customer had any questions about it. Your welcome!

Howdy there Carl and Ceil

Its always a real pleasure to have y'all stop back by anytime, y'all would like to. On any of the blog posts, here at my little ole Blogging Homestead, my friends

 Will Carl you submited your comment, as I submited my reply to Carol up above. Have not been able to get a new one written as of yet. I do have a few lcoal info blog posts to get written tonight. That is if I can stay off the phone. It been non stop ringing tonight. I'll be riden over to visit you next.