An Amazing Ride... It’s Been a Pleasure

Windows on Wash

Sorry to see you leave.

You have built a great bunch of sites and I can't imagine how many homeowners have benefited from your input.

You will be missed.

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DrHicks

Thanks Nathan!

I'm not here too much, but I've gotten a lot of good information here.

Best wishes to you!

jklingel

much appreciated, my man. i have learned a great deal here in areas where i don't shine. great group of people here.

Fantastic

Amazing how a DIY group turned a website into a DIY community!! Thank you Nathan for all you started, created and finished here. I've received valid USEFUL information when I'm not 100% on what to do from the site. I'm sure all will continue to keep that legacy going and move it forward into the future.

All the best in your next adventure in life!!

Fantastic

123pugsy

Thanks for setting up such a great site Nathan.

Good luck in your future endeavors.

jklingel

and i might add that this is contributing to the general education of people regarding building science. just being aware that some people are building w/, say, R90 ceilings, massive foam under slabs, air sealing, etc, is helpful in getting people oriented toward saving energy. with luck, that will spill into more general savings, like the Three R's.

federer

what are the Three Rs?

jklingel

reduce, reuse, recycle. you can add a fourth, too: R, for r-value!

federer

i like how even in a appreciation thread, a noobie like me is still asking questions)

jklingel

most of us are, too. very few to none here, or anywhere, know all the trades well.

federer

what is your trade

jklingel

jack of(f), all trades.

federer

hahah nice!

jklingel

yah, wish i knew ONE well sometimes, but am learning enough of each to get done what i need to. getting smart enough to know when i'm out of my element, too. i've learned too many surprises along the way.

DexterII

Congrats Nathan, and thank you. I believe that part of maintainin happiness and sanity is never having to look back and say "could've", "should've", or "would've", so best wishes in your pursuit.