So my Wolf has avoided the dreaded porcelain chipping but has a DCL circuit error again. It was fixed in December and just popped again. Even though only partially in warranty, Wolf has agreed to pay for the total repair. The December repair is only good for 1 month but Wolf didn't even blink to cover it again. They said it was unusual to re-occur as they know the problem and solution. Stay tuned! Thanks for your support! A2gemini

Yes Tundra, that was my fear - that the guy's who actually ended up doing the install would not be as good as the "professional" that I thought I had hired. But this time there was a happy ending. They finished both the wall and the floor tile (except for the bottom row of the wall tile which currently rests on a board nailed to the wall), and it looks perfect to me. They did not use a leveling system on the walls or the floor BTW. Tomorrow they will be back to grout/caulk and hopefully finish. I hope I'm still has happy when all is done, but right now I can't see a single flaw. And I think I'm pretty picky. Edited to add a funny little story - I think the guys knew I was stressing and concerned about how experienced they were. I heard the one guy say to the other "So yesterday was your first day on the job?" and then he added "I've only been working for (Owner) for a week myself". I was in the kitchen and not standing over them when I heard this. Anyway I walked over to where they were working and said "I heard that and you'd both better be pulling my leg!". They cracked up.

Closed today - all done two months and six days from the day we listed. Buyer is delightful and was so excited about the house and property. I'm happy to know someone bought it who it seems will love the place as much as we have for the last 23 years. Ironically we moved in on 12/31 and buyer is moving in on 12/29. I always say people looking in November are serious buyers.

It certainly is consistent with some type of Veronica AKA speedwell.