On the way to... to London from Israel, I spent a month or two... well, about six weeks in France, in Paris. I thought that would be nice and I was learning some French and I really enjoyed it. And on the 14^th of July I went out — you know, that’s the great celebration day — and as I came around the corner I bumped into a lady and we embraced, and we had an affair for three weeks, which was absolutely lovely, it was magical. And also while I was in Paris, I’d sort of made friends with a... a young woman, a very attractive young woman, who told me about Soho in London. And when I came to London then... and I could behave then as I wanted to, because nobody knew me, I spent quite a lot of time in Soho and then I met a... a friend there who I... who I pursued and I’m still very friendly with, and... it was quite a complicated time, and Oliver Bernard, the older brother of Jeffrey Bernard, wrote in his autobiography: ‘I shared Rosalind with a young biologist, Lewis’. It was a good time.