.. and a ruined shirt," Cory Baker, one of the other deputies answered. "My wife's going to kill me. This shirt was a birthday present." Well, stay do...wn," Caleb admonished angrily.Ricky Bennett was a recent convert to Islam, and for some reason he had moved to Texas from Oklahoma. He had changed his name to Abu al Brahman, but it was still Ricky Bennett on the books. Like many new converts to a religion, Ricky was very fervent in his beliefs. Unfortunately, someone had convinced him that he. Henormally just goes to synagogue on Friday evening and in the morning onSaturday. The rest of the time, he sits alone in his studio. He doesn'thave a TV or a computer. He doesn't drive as well, so he takes eitherbuses or walks.It was truly a horror being in the 21th century. The only plus was hewas free. At the synagogue, he was helping the Oneg Shabbat (the snackafter the service). It was natural setting up since he was a slave inher soul. Anyway, another worker was doing the same. ”“I’m glad you like them, Jesse - or do you prefer to be called Aelrindel now?“Use what you’re comfortable with. I can’t sign any documents with that name, so there’s nothing official about it. I guess it only means something to the Ennahai and to me. I still haven’t really gotten used to it yet, and half the time, I don’t even catch on when I’m being addressed. I like the name Aelrindel, though, because it really sounds Elvish, doesn’t it.”Steve sipped his coffee and leaned back in his chair.. Next she helped me from the car including a similar kiss on my hand as well. "You and Uncle John are a very lucky couple," she said with a smile. "You have my number if you need ANYTHING, anything at all."Jeannie and I went through the resort to the nightclub and were seated at our reserved table a few minutes later. The music was more of Jeannie's style than mine but after one more drink each, we were on the dance floor. The room was crowded, but there was still room to dance and we danced.