Floating Bedroom and Water

Breathe. Just breathe - that is all I want you to do right now. I am about to paint a vivid image for you in your head. One that will make you envy those who have a daily view of what I shall show you. Of course, green envy never looks good on anyone, so let's make that an aspiration of what you want your future to look like. Yeah, I like that better. Are you still breathing? {haha, why am I saying this as if you just held your breath and are like, "I REFUSE TO BREATHE BECAUSE SHE SAID TO DO IT! I REFUSE, I REFUSE, I RE--" and then you run out of air.} Okay, I need you to use your imagination as I paint this image. It will be lovely if you do.

You are in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. It is now morning time and you have just awakened. Not wanting to rush getting up and out of bed, you slowly open your eyes and take in the marvelous view. First, your luxurious, modern bedroom that is surround by only glass - glass that extends out to a sparkling blue pool beneath your vision. You smile (of course, it's an amazing view), and slowly stretch as you climb out of bed. The plush carpet sinks into the crevices between your toes as you wiggle them slightly. Facing the front of your bedroom, you marvel at the beautiful scenery before you: an amazing pool that reaches out to the peak of the big, deep ocean blue ocean {haha} that is beneath your home. It is so fantastic and you cannot believe that this is yours. The sun is beaming in your room, and you quickly turn to your dresser, making the decision to take a morning swim. After changing into your swimwear, you open your glass door (oh, yeah, surprise! surprise!) and do not waste a breath before jumping into the nicely warmed pool beneath you.

And the story is yours from there. Now, the reason that I painted that vivid image for you is because the ensuing photographs that just make me shiver from delight is what I wanted you to see before you actually see it. This home is so luxurious and it seems to be the perfect beach home to live (or a permanent one if you just got it like dat!). With majority of the home displaying glass windows, I cannot help but to think they are practically secluded. Which means it is like a private little affair. Which means that much more peace. Why can I not have this? (cue tears)

The waterview is the die for! Plus the little outdoor seating area is a classy little thing. Drinks for two? {you know, I'll have a Virgin Margarita until I'm 18 <- that's right, I'm going to Canada for my 18th birthday! Forget 21, psshhh.} Oh my, and imagine the lovely view of fireworks and 4th of July events as well during that holiday. It must be lovely.