An Almost Like a Song Story The title is from a 1970's C. W. McCall song. Part of a series based on song titles. A man traveling alone gets caught in a blizzard and finds something he doesn't expect.
'Leona had been with the firm four months and must have given the brush-off to almost every man in the place before I finally plucked up the courage to talk to her.' And so starts this tale of love and fate.
A man reminisces about his relationship with his mother as he grew up from a little boy to a teenager. It is a tale that defies what is thought of as the norm. It is a situation that 'just happened.' Everyone involved was a decent person, but Freud would have had a field day with this one.