Essentially a scarf.Burqa- A outer garment worn by some Muslim women that covers their whole body when in public.Kuffar- Arabic for "Non-believer".Aba...a- is a simple, loose over-garment, essentially a robe-like dressHaram- The Arabic word for prohibited or forbidden.Lengha- A form of long dress worn by women from Pakistani, Indian, Bangladeshi etc.Eid- An Islamic Holiday and Celebration.Salah- The Arabic word for prayer.Jaan/Jaanu- Terms of endearment.Niqab- Faceveil.This story contains themes. “We have to be quiet,” he reminds her. “If security finds us, then we’re cooked.”Candace surprises him again. She pulls a ball gag out from behind her back. His eyes bulge as she dangles it for him to take. “This should keep me quiet.”“Where the hell did you get that?”“This appears to be the lost and found closet,” she says with a grin. “There is all kinds of shit in here.”He takes the device and gets behind her. Candace lets him place it into her mouth and fasten it around the back of her. Cooler heads intervened and pulled the combatants apart. The sides separated and headed to the locker room. Fallston’s host guide Noreen, the White team’s safety who had recovered the fumble, jogged over. Her teeshirt was torn down the front. One boob poked through the gap as the other tit matched its twin’s bounce, but ‘modestly’ covered. Noreen unclipped the chin strap and doffed her helmet. Her dark red wavy hair cascaded around her shoulders and down her back. Her green eyes twinkled about. About the same time we bought a new house, that I’m so excited about, we learned from our renter up in Kirkland, WA that we had some serious plumbing problems with one of the bathrooms in our old house. It got so bad that we let the renter out of the contract and I decided to move back up to Kirkland for the summer to renovate the bathroom and try to find a new renter or even sell the house.That’s where I am right now. Sitting here in Kirkland working on the bathroom all I can and finding.