Tile floors.

So let's fast forward to 2010. I am engaged to a beautifal Liberian girl that I love very much. She is actually the reason that I have started this blog. I want it to be a guide to Liberia and an insight into a Liberian relationship.
I recently rented my fiancee a house that I will move into when we get married in June. I am sure I will address a number of different issues that will arise in regards to this house but today I will address the tile floors. They are not the greatest floors but hey, it's a rental. My fiancee does not have this same attitude. She is constantly complaining that she is always scrubbing the floor and it won't shine. For a guest to come over and see tile that is not shining would be some kind of human rights violation. Her answer is to buy a very cheap linoleum substitute and cover the entire house with it. I completely disagree. This fake flooring is going to wear through in a few months and only makes the place look cheap. I bought a $100 rug to cover the living-room floor and she still wants to put the linoleum under that.
If you continue to read this blog I am sure you will see that I always lose and I am rarely right. So keep your eyes peeled for an update on the instilation of the linoleum floors.