Copyright – Dawn M. Miller
During World War I, troops were mobilized through Union Station. Many women worked in the Station’s canteen. These included Eleanor Roosevelt and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson. The canteen was a favorite loitering place of the soldiers waiting for their trains.
It was here that Ian Lambert bought an ice cream from Susan Wood. The Vanilla flavor lingered till after the end of war when Ian came back and bought another Ice cream from Susan.
That day at Union Station the world changed for them both, forever.
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Thanks for the prompt Rochelle Wisoff-Fields. SHALOM.
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Dear YS,
What a sweet story. You never know what a chance meeting will bring, do you? One note…no need for “vanilla” to be capitalized.
Salaam,
Rochelle
Shalom,
I will edit that V in the text.
Thank you, Rochelle 🙂
Dear Aesop’s Clerk,
And that’s the way it goes sometimes at train stations. Heart re-unite after long partings. Babies are made and legacies forged. Good story.
Aloha,
Doug
Thank you, Doug 🙂
From such sweet beginnings a relationship flourishes.
A sweet beginning leads to a sweet end.
Thank you 🙂
Delicious!
Thank you 🙂
How sweet. Nice story.
Thank you, Indira ji 🙂
Gorgeous. Well done on saying so much about their relationship without saying a word about it.
Thank you for the appreciation. I am happy you liked it.
🙂