Strange Bedfellows

Commentators assert that Politics makes Strange Bedfellows. Politics? Hah. I heap scorn on such ill-considered bombast. For you and I both know: it is love that makes the strangest bedfellows. Here. Let me give you just one example. A strange tale that begins with . . . Walter-a lovable middle-aged accounting nerd. Crappy job, boss from hell, loveless marriage-who gets a do-over when he wins a big lottery. He hits the road only to find . . . Amy-Sweet, Southern gal stuck in Cincinnati, stripping for a living because it pays better than Wal-Mart. Seems an unlikely candidate to do-over with, but stranger things have happened. It might work out, except she's got this crazy . . . Aunt Morgan-everybody has a crazy aunt, but this one is special. Engaging, seductive even . . . how old is she, anyway? And how can she always be around?