Hurricane Season - Pugh, John; Miller, Doug
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Key West is the end of the world for some. A variety of people come to the island for an assortment of reasons. Our reason, aside from celebrating Reno's bachelor party, was to experience 'Margaritaville', not the bar - but that place in your mind or dreams where everything is perfect. The sun always shines, the people are always happy, there is no business talk and your worries simply drift away. Every day is a holiday and every meal is a feast. This is a place where you can escape. The sun energizes the soul, nighttime elevates the heartbeat, laughter fills the air, and you end up talking…mehr

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Key West is the end of the world for some. A variety of people come to the island for an assortment of reasons. Our reason, aside from celebrating Reno's bachelor party, was to experience 'Margaritaville', not the bar - but that place in your mind or dreams where everything is perfect. The sun always shines, the people are always happy, there is no business talk and your worries simply drift away. Every day is a holiday and every meal is a feast. This is a place where you can escape. The sun energizes the soul, nighttime elevates the heartbeat, laughter fills the air, and you end up talking for hours with your friends you brought along or just met. You fall asleep to the sound of the sea quietly rushing in and out and awake to the sound of seagulls and the smell of sea salt. That's why we found ourselves walking down Duval Street that night. It was all present here, at least that is how we envisioned our journey to the Southern Zone. We were wrong.
Autorenporträt
Author John Pugh Ph.D. has a diverse educational background, including three master's degrees and both seminary and psychological training. He uses this expertise at the Lancaster Bible College and Graduate School where he has pioneered an undergraduate counseling program and four graduate programs in the counseling field. His teaching experience led him to travel overseas to the small country of Moldova where he taught counseling topics in the College of Theology and Education in Chisinau. Both an ordained minister and a licensed psychologist, he is a fellow member of the Prescribing Psychologists' Register (FPPR) and has a profound interest in non-traditional medicine. He and his wife, Sally, enjoy life in Rural Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. His son and daughter live nearby, offering them delightful time with their six grandchildren.