Thanks everyone for the input. I sprayed them both with Murphys Oil soap diluted with water - hope that was the right thing to do. My county extension service said the treatment for mites was to spray with "horticultural soap," which I could buy at Lowe's or make my own. So I used Murphy's since I had read about others' using it. I have nothing to lose since they are quickly on their way out. I thought mites was a problem that the west coast/dry climates had to deal with and that it was not an issue in an extremely humid environment! Well, we'll see what happens. If I can salvage just one of them I will be happy. Oh, I think I could see the tiniest of specks on the undersides of leaves which came off when sprayed. If they were mites, they were really hard to see (didn't have a strong magnifying glass). And I see webs all the time, but thought thay was just spiders since they're everywhere. (I still wonder if there will be a worm in the tomato when I cut it open!) :-)

Cyberdancer, I bought 2 of the egg light sets at Walgreens. Aren't they just too cute! I have a white Christmas tree that I reshape so it's not too Christmasy and decorate outdoors for Easter, but since we are probably going to be out of state the whole week this year I'm not going to do any decorating outside. I won't get home until the day before Easter. I love Kathleen's Irish Soda Bread. Had a piece again tonight along with left over St Paddy's dinner.

Did you get this in an application you're running locally or on a web page? The reason I'm asking is that the directory name has WEB in it, so it looks like it might be from a web server. If so, the problem is not with your disk, but the disk on the server. If that's the case, you'll need to contact the website admin.

Thanks for the replies. The second poster was correct, there's a backorder on the fabric. However, the manufacturer admitted there's no guarentee that it will come in when it's supposed to. It's coming from "overseas" (of course). I don't know what to do at this point. Thinking that things happen for a reason I decided to check out (and test out) a couple other swatches that are currently in stock and they're all grabbing alot of cat hair. But - so is the original fabric I chose, now that I'm testing out that swatch again. I'm up in the air as to what to do. I'm set on this model couch from this manufacturer. I certainly don't want to be told at the end of May that the fabric didn't arrive. And now I'm finding that none of the fabrics are pet-hair friendly. I don't know what to do.