kind of excuse to each other and run home. I assume that they were all playing with themselves though I am not admitting anything.

L'Avion de Sandra.
Some years later, 1969 or so Cream broke up. Clapton got together with some guys (Winwood, Baker & Gretsch) and recorded an album that was eventually named "Blind Faith." The name was taken from the title of a photograph by Bob Sidemann that served as a front cover for their first and only studio album. It was a bust of a naked young girl holding an airplane. That cover caused a lot of controversy and in the US it was replaced by a photo of the band. Funny, we were supposedly founded by people that ran away from British persecution, so you'd think that we'd know better; but NO - every now and then we gotta stick it to them - D.H. Lawrence? Ulysses? Blind Faith? - well, fuck you, you bloody Brits! Not on my watch! (It's Uncle Sam, you know.) That photo arose mixed feelings in my mind but not necessarily the kind that I would have to beat down at once, if you know what I mean. The girl's name was Mariora and she was actually holding a spaceship model (looked like a plane to me!) I did not know her name at the time and I just looked it up (could have been Sandra - which would have me somewhat psychic because the name was only released to the public many years later.)

L'Avion de Sandra.
Am I secretly and unbeknownst to even myself a pedophile? I doubt it! When I was 9 or so, in pre-historic times, and living in yet another country, I had another neighbor named (I think) Mia. Now Mia, was around my age and she was dark and cute. I have no idea what her cultural/ethnic background was - people used to say that hers was a family of gypsies. Be that as it may, Mia would cover her face when she became embarrassed. The boys (though not me, I was believe it or not, too shy) figured out some things, that would bring about that kind of mini crisis for Mia. They would tease her, on her way from school, and she would pick up the hem of her dress, cover her face and run all the way home. The thing