I was glad I spoke Spanish because the English version was not nearly as detailed or understandable. Another difference was the lack of a ban on smoki...g. Cigarette smoke quickly filled the cabin as passengers and crew lit up. We were soon in the air. As the wheels lifted off, I felt my last contact with the free world lost. When we touched down, it would be on Cuban soil. I watched the coastline of Mexico pass below. Ahead was water, and Communism. On the plane, I drank a Cuban Tucola,. ObviouslyShe turns to face me. She has the glow of fresh Jubilant youth about her. But her skills on my organ throw off the idea she could be “too young” No makeup on her flawless skin. Her smile is closed mouth but genuine enough to divert a stamped of buffalo.Her eyes are Hazel. They set off star burst of gold fleck in the sea of alabaster white that surrounds them. She brings two plates with a simple meal to the table. My eyes dip to her cleavage. Her tit flesh bounces with her. Susan's smile disappeared as she saw a man and woman walking toward them. Susan stepped to the side as she tried to walk around them but the woman stepped into her path."Well good morning Suzie-Q," the man said.It was nearly the same words that Ruth had used but there was mockery in the words that Bill didn't like."Hi Klutz," the woman said. "Who's your friend?"The woman was looking at Bill as if he was fresh baked bread and she wanted a big bite. It made him uncomfortable.Bill studied the. Greene had, the large table and chairs from Mr. Greene’s dining room, and the wardrobes from Mr. Greene’s room and his son’s room.Since Dad had a small blacksmith’s shop and the new plantation had a complete one, we kept the blacksmith’s tools from the Greene Plantation, even though we already had a complete set and had rarely used them this last year. One of the men going with us was an experienced blacksmith, so we had two blacksmiths now. Two of the men were experienced carpenters, and one.