It’s an unfortunate trait of human nature that people take what they have for granted, especially the virtues and worth of family members.
Two classic films demonstrate the importance of appreciating one’s spouse, lest someone else come along who might value him or her more. “A Letter to Three Wives” (1949) and “Three Husbands” (1950) are two romantic comedies from the post-World War II era that focus on remarkably similar topics.
