ere?the?big?things.

        Nobody?Is?Perfect

        A?man?and?his?girlfriend?were?getting?married.?It?was?a?rge?celebration.

        The?bride?was?geous?in?her?white?wedding?gown?and?the?groom?was?very?dashing?in?his?bck?suit.

        Everyone?could?tell?that?the?love?they?had?for?each?other?was?true.

        A?few?months?ter，?the?wife?came?to?her?husband?with?a?proposal:

        ＂I?read?in?a?magazine，?a?while?ago，?about?how?we??strengthen?our?marriage，＂?she?offered.

        ＂Each?of?us?will?write?a?list?of?everything?we?find?a?bit?annoying?about?the?other?person.?Then，?we??talk?about?how?we??ge?these?annoying?things?and?make?our?life?together?happier.＂

        The?husband?agreed，?so?each?of?them?went?to?a?separate?room?in?the?house?and?thought?of?the?things?that?ahem?about?the?other.

        They?thought?about?these?things?all?day?long?and?wrote?down?what?they?came?up?with.

        The??m，?they?went?over?their?lists.

        ＂I，ll?start，＂?offered?the?wife.?She?took?out?her?list.?It?had?many?items?on?it，?in?fact，?enough?to?fill?3?pages.

        As?she?started?reading?the?list?to?her?husband，?she?noticed?that?tears?were?starting?to?appear?in?her?husband，s?eyes.

        ＂What，s?wrong?＂?she?asked.

        ＂Nothing，?keep?reading?your?list.＂?He?replied.?The?wife?tinued?reading?until?she?had?read?all?three?pages.

        She?ly?pced?her?list?oable?and?folded?her?hands?on?top?of?it.

        ＂Now，you?read?your?list?and?then?we??talk?about?everything?on?our?lists.＂?She?said?happily.