Well, I have gotten some e-mails from people dropping out. This is our new list. * designates I still need your address. Please do not use gardenweb e-mail, as I do not seem to be getting those e-mails. traceyvine* autumnfairy pixies* hermit fishy jennid* kalena* dirt debbya diene medontdo As soon as I have the rest of the addresses I will post partners! Also, just making sure with the ones above....are you still wanting to be in this swap, or should we postpone this one? Autumnfairy

Oh, Mercy!! We have GOT to stop doing that!!!!!!!!!!

I always wonder how they can get themselves in so deep, that they can't see it coming and try to stop themselves. I know it's easy to get used to something, so that you don't even see it anymore. Like that laundry basket that's sitting in the corner (with Roxie sleeping in it). My empty flower pots that are behind the chair next to the window. Pens, Marie? I LOVE pens! and paper....

I hear or notice the noise way less now, but still hear it from time to time when walking over an area for the first time. We have a couple of seams that have a small gap forming. As others have pointed out and i have come to learn, the problems that we have with the floors are caused by the unevern (not flat) subfloor. So, from that perspective, i cant blame flooret. However, most people that are buying these vinyl floors are doing so for the advertised ”value” and installing them in extisting homes. When you consider the time and expense to make old subfloors PERFECTLY flat, they are no longer a good value. That is my biggest complaint at this point; they drastically under communicate the amount of time and money required to achieve the desired outcome. To those of you who installed these Flooret floors, im sorry and hang in there. The noise and /or your attention to it will improve greatly over time.