TUBBY HUBBY

i had read this column in the newpaper yesterday, and i quote:

"he may irritate me to no end and, to be fair, i do the same to him. but when all the fighting's done and we curl up on the sofa to lick our battle scars, i know there's no one i'd rather bicker with.

and that, to me, makes him my mr right."

the writer thinks there's no such thing as mr right, and that a mr wrong could be a mr right, if you think him to be.

she even quoted an example about one of her friends marrying this guy who made her tie his shoelaces.

all her friends thought it was a match made in hell and that her friend was doing the dumbest thing getting married to him.

but come fourth child later, he had mellowed down enough to take the baby while she has her girly chats with the girls.

in that sense, mr wrong could become mr right. in time.

so what does it take for something like this to work?