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Cruise Ship Life - FUNemployment Adventures 🌊 Cruise Ship Life: A Journey of FUNemployment 📍 "Every departure leads to a new adventure" 🛳️ A Life of FUNemployment Sarah Kennedy and Ed Reif have embraced a lifestyle of "FUNemployment," working aboard cruise ships and experiencing the world one port at a time. Their journey is a blend of travel, work, and cultural immersion — proving that the ship isn't just transportation, it's the destination and the lifestyle. #FUNemployment #WorkAtSea #CruiseLife "The ship is not just where we work — it’s where we live, grow, and explore the world together." – Sarah & Ed 1. Santorini, Greece Let The Orinoco Flow 2. Maldives, Islands Consciousness Is Wireless 3. Bora Bora South Pacific Serenade- Stopover In Paradise ...

Great stopover on My 50 Shades of Blue Tour.Grand Cayman, like The Postman, always delivers. Partly cloudy with a chance of Paradise. 

5K Run Just Done It...Swish Time Machine Age 40 is the old age of youth--had 8% body fat and a six pack,  I ran the Los Angeles Marathon, Now A Decade+ is the youth of old age---when I traveled 45 countries, by land, sea, air, foot and bicycle. It's like the unplugged version of Eric Clapton's Layla. I jog!

The Delaware of the Pacific, A trillion+ US dollars are parked here, most of it in trust and hedge funds. Over 19,000 entities doing business here (well-on paper).

Key West Time - A Hemingway Tribute Key West Time Where Every Moment is an Island Paradise Anytime IS Key West Time Key West has an idea on how to spend time: Do nothing. This is the "personality" and PACE of KW. Once you make the conscious choice to tune into it, the ocean awaits—it's the space between things. 🌴 Paradise Found 🏝️ Key West Today Living like in a foreign country while still perched on the southernmost tip of America. The Gibraltar of the West, only 90 miles from Cuba, where time moves to the rhythm of the tides. ...

Re-View In Titusville Today Legend In My Own Mind It’s easy come easy go with sailing  memories, as the older I get the better my past gets. Everyone lives with self  mythology.  I am no miraculous exception.    A  figment  of my  imagination, I a legend in my own mind. It's not brain surgery, it's rocket science, fooled by randomness, I have left everything up to chance, yet my "career" at sea  reads like a novel, page by page. I am the hero of my own life. This self  mythology are the stories I tell about myself. The more  I tell these stories the less likely they are true.  Going on land to get a more  accurate view of the world and myself can be shocking---Life on board a ship is like a carton of milk, with an expiration date stamped right on the carton. Understanding the mythology of myself at sea  is far more important than watching the instant replay of what actually happened. The more importan...