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Faith November 25, 2008

Posted by jewaira in Poetry.
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Full breasts

Heavy with desire,

Nipples aching,

Watching Saleh’s lips

Suckling

In rhythm to her

Bucking

– with abandon -

Against his hips

A segue to

A most unholy orgasm.

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Who’s Crying Now – Journey

And all the time you were there but not November 25, 2008

Posted by jewaira in Poetry.
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Chutney’s

Masala Hut

Drummond Street

Crowne Plaza Hotel

Peace is the Word

Men arrested policeman

Arab stopped by two policemen

Plum lips

Piercings

Work as a bus driver

Why are you fighting with me?

Red Hot Szechwan

Mui & Bay Chinese

Wallace collection

Chinese Embassy

Protest

Langham Hotel

Victorian

Foubert Street

Carnaby Street

And here.

When the lights go down in the city November 25, 2008

Posted by jewaira in Life, Stories.
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“While having a meal at one of the restaurants in the new Avenues mall the other day, we saw two mice scurrying about. Of course this caused lots of commotion amongst the customers in the restaurant and everyone started asking for their bills and wanted to leave they were so disgusted. However, the management assured everyone that their meal would be free and tried to allay their fears.”

“Disgusting! Which restaurant was that?”

“Just wait..there’s more. One of the women with us told her husband about the incident and as it turned out he knew the owner of the place. When the husband saw the owner at Diwaniyah he mentioned the incident his wife had experienced at the restaurant and the horror they had felt at the sight of the two mice.

The owner guffawed and laughed out loud. The husband was taken aback by the owner’s reaction and reminded him that it was really no laughing matter.

But the owner turned to the husband and said: ‘If you would put a pair of night vision goggles on and go to the Avenues Mall after closing hours, you would see that the place is swarming with mice!’

At that the husband turned to him disbelievingly, mouth agape.

But the owner said: ‘What do you expect? The mice are not there because my restaurant or any of the other food joints and shops are dirty. It’s simply the place. It is an ongoing construction site. The surrounding area is full of warehouses and like a junk yard. It will take time to control the problem.’

Certainly a different perspective on matters!”

When the lights go down in the city....Journey

A beautiful song… and we love you Kuwait ;)

Hiatus November 10, 2008

Posted by jewaira in Announcements, Blogging.
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“Where ever you go, there you are. And where ever you are, that’s where you should be.”


First Puppy November 8, 2008

Posted by jewaira in Animals, Life, Links.
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What kind of puppy will the Obamas bring to the White House? How will the choice reflect the kind of president Obama will be? There is talk of a Goldendoodle (Golden-Retriever/Poodle hybrid).
canon-mister-dog

My fave - Mister Dog: The Dog Who Belonged to Himself (A Little Golden Book) by Margaret Wise Brown

I was pleasantly surprised to discover that the current White House dog, Barney, has a web site and has even starred in some movies. What a life!

Priestess Rain November 6, 2008

Posted by jewaira in Poetry.
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Weary Warrior,

Rain

Will purify

your Heart

Again.

I bet you don’t do the lambada! November 4, 2008

Posted by jewaira in Books, Humour, Husbands, Life, Links, Men, Sex, Women.
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Westerners are intrigued by the sex life of those living in the Middle East so a book with the title of The Secret Life of Syrian Lingerie might cause quite a stir. I thought the review in the goodreads link was the best so far.

Reading other news coverage of this book (and the subject of the Syrian lingerie business) and I come across very interesting, mainly eyebrow raising stuff.

Allow me to quote some examples of this amusing…umm…..exaggerations:

My wedding night was not in technicolor; was yours?

[......"An Arabic wedding night must be Technicolor," says the manager of the Al-Araba boutique — and that's pretty much what her shop reflects. It displays a bright red body stocking in its window; inside, it's almost like a party-supplies store, with its luridly colored feathers, fake flowers and faux fur. Fifty percent of the customers are men.]   Source

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Have you been a good Muslimah wifey?

[......Firas Nabulsi, owner of the lingerie company Angel Lady, explains that his customers rarely see a naked woman, and so anything is exciting. His firm also produces a line of belly dancewear - sheer and sequinned pantaloons, bodices and veils - because wives, according to the Koran, must dance for their husbands.] Source

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If you’re reading this, you’d better get me one!

[....Edible underwear in fruit and coffee flavours are a big hit. Depending on demand from Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, companies in Damascus produce an estimated 20,000 G-strings stuffed inside a chocolate heart each month.]  Source

Each month…..you hear?

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I don’t think it is legal for women in Ohio to walk down the street naked is it? Of course we have sex and we enjoy a certain level of eroticism despite all the political action.

[.....This skimpy apparel is designed and made in a place embroiled in political turmoil, where women's bodies, when out in public, are usually covered.]  Source

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These sound intriguing:

[.....Souk al-Hamidiyeh in Damascus is, on the face of it, a standard Middle-Eastern market. But along its lanes is “underwear alley”, a stretch of stores selling some of the most outrageous lingerie in the world. Here you can buy a thong trimmed with a Tweetie Pie on yellow feathers; bra-and-knickers sets with fake birds nestling on the nipple and crotch areas. Even a pair of panties that plays Old MacDonald Had a Farm at the push of a strategically placed button.]  Source

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I guess I’d better get busy and do the lambada before I get replaced!

[....At a tiny hole-in-the-wall shop in Souk al-Hamidiyeh, Hamas Bakdounis, the proprietor of Lingerie Bakdounis ("parsley" in Arabic), holds up a front-buckling gold lamé bra with matching knickers and mini-miniskirt. "This is for the woman who dances the lambada for her husband," he declares. "If the first wife doesn't dance the lambada, he will divorce her and get a second one. If the second wife doesn't dance the lambada, he will divorce her and get a third one. By the fourth wife he will have found someone who dances the lambada."]   Source

Kuwait Chooses Obama November 4, 2008

Posted by jewaira in Humour, Kuwait, Life, Links, News, Opinion.
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Kuwait Chooses Obama

Kuwait Chooses Obama (60%) according to Arrouiah poll

Source: Arrouiah (print version p.11)

Sexual Fantasies November 1, 2008

Posted by jewaira in Polls, Sex, Sexuality.
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Dr. Foz is on Al-Rai and the hot poll question tonight is:

The answers to the poll were 100% Yes on Dr. Foz show.

Afternoon Massage November 1, 2008

Posted by jewaira in Health, Kuwait, Life, Stories, Women.
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My masseuse is a tall slim Thai woman with short hair. She speaks more English than other Thai masseuses I’ve been to but I still have difficulty understanding everything she says.

She leads me down elegant hallways with wooden paneling into a room that is furnished more like a bedroom. On the left is the bathroom, elegantly decorated with glass and dark granite. In the bathroom is  a small closet where I am asked to remove my clothes, underwear and shoes. I undress but leave my knickers on, slide into their rubber sandals, and slip into the light cotton robe I am given.

I double check that my mobile is turned off and head towards the armchair.

The masseuse walks in with a silver basin of hot water in which to soak my feet. There are red rose petals floating and she pours in some oils. She explains everything she does step by step. There is more light in this room than in other massage rooms but I assume it will be dimmed later on.

She gives me a hot face cloth.

I am asked if I have any allergies to any food or oils. No, I don’t.

She asks me  what kind of tea I would prefer after the massage: ginger or lemongrass? Lemongrass I say.

She presents to me a selection of incenses from which to burn and I select something with a Night in the title and she is happy, saying that is the scent she loves.

She suggests a Balinese massage instead of the one I am booked for and I accept. Medium pressure, please.

She informs me that in the Balinese massage there is treatment for the stomach and the breasts. Is that ok? I smile and say: No problem.

She asks me if I need to take a shower after the massage or if I want to keep the oil. No, I said. I will keep the oil.

She asks me where I am from and I’m beginning to think this is the most talkative pre-massage session I have had in a while.

She bathes my feet in the hot scented water and her touch feels good. She removes one foot at a time and dries it thoroughly with the towel at hand.

She moves to the massage bed, removes the covers, and then raises the sheets to shield her eyes from my (almost) naked beauty as I remove the robe and ease myself face down onto the bed. The face hole is lined with a protective white cotton lining. I look down into a bowl of fresh flowers. I make myself comfortable on the bed and prepare for the massage.

The lights are dimmed  in the room. The smell of the incense is growing stronger. The piped music in the background is easy listening New Age style. My body is covered with a cotton sheet. She begins by touching the souls of my feet, through the sheet. She proceeds with an upward motion going slowly, applying pressure. When she reaches my neck, she begins to take off the sheet from my upper body down to my backside, pushing down my knickers further and starts the massage in earnest. Her hands are smooth, firm, and healing as she glides over my body with plenty of scented oil. I let out sighs of relaxations and grunts of satisfaction as she increases the tempo and my muscles and nerve endings respond to her touch.

She stops along the way and asks me if everything is ok and just to stop her if I feel any pain or need anything. I just say ok. My face is down the face hole anyway.

She finishes with my upper body and proceeds with the lower half. Her hands glide up and down the length of my legs, to the bottom of my soles, and then back up again, squeezing, kneading the slippery oil way up the back of my thighs in sweeping, continuous motion. It feels more than good.

All too soon though, she asks me to turn over. Again, she raises the sheet to shield her eyes from my ravishing naked form. I turn around carefully, not wanting to displace any loose muscles.

She covers my eyes with a piece of cloth. She adjusts my legs on the bed and continues her massage, with the same sweeping movements up into the creases of my thighs, around them and back down again.

I realize then that this massage is more invigorating and offering higher sensitivity than others. Should I go with the flow and just relax further? I relax.

The moment comes when she is through with my legs and I honestly am left feeling that I need more.  She pats oil onto my stomach area and massages in circles for a while before moving up to my breasts.

Here she slathers oil and massages without stopping, kneading, applying pressure in a very pleasing manner. Of course she is very professional about it and completely avoids the nipple area.   But my body responds anyway with nipples fully alert, and a very heady zing to the whole situation. I am both very relaxed but at the same time my senses are on dangerously high alert.

She covers my breasts, and the sensation of the cotton sheet is bittersweet against my nipples. Her hands spread from my decollete over my shoulders and down each arm to the end of each hand, rubbing palm against palm.

At this stage, I purposefully let go of all reflexes and tried to pass out for a few moments. I think she did some light massage to my face but by this time I lost consciousness. In a while she whispers something against my ear. I don’t bother to even say “What”.

I was somewhat concerned that the incense would make my throat dry or make the room claustrophobic. It was fine but I do prefer the burning oil scents.

She brings  a cold towel and proceeds to rub me down, removing the excess oil, as I lay there immobilized.

She sits me up and then climbs on the bed behind me to massage my back and shoulders again.

I stand up.  She helps me get the cotton robe back on and walks me to the bathroom, asking me to change my clothes and she will be right back.

I feel good as I change into my clothes and when I go to the armchair, there is an evaluation card with a pen. I don’t like that despite the fact that service evaluation is important. I was not in the mood.

She soon comes in with a tray of lemon grass tea. She also brings thinly sliced cucumbers and carrots and a plate of sliced oranges and green apples with a design in the peel. I find so much food puts me off.  I am in no mood to eat but I crunch on the cucumber and drink lemon grass tea. I love the taste of the tea.

She comes in to place a hot pad around my neck and shortly after I am escorted back to the reception.

I drive away feeling relaxed and happy  but not tired like in the way that happens with some massages.