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I’d like to sleep on a bed that looks like a car. Yeah, I still do have that Fast Five hangover. I would probably choose the from Fast and the Furious Five, but any of the Top Five Cars in Fast Five would do. 

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I’d like to sleep on a bed that’s fragile as a net and as stretchable as my hair bands. This way, making my bed wouldn’t eat up my whole morning. Goodbye to bed covers and hello to i-wish-the-strings-can-keep-my-weight bed time stories.

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I’d like to sleep on a bed that’s inside of my cabinet — so I’d feel how my clothes feel like when I abandon them when I go to work. Cabinets seem to be a scary place in horror movies, but I’d put up a really bright light inside. 

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I’d like to sleep on a bed that’s shaped like a pumpkin. While Cinderella treated it like a vehicle, I would make it as my sleeping abode. Of course, it’ll stay that way until midnight, and err, until the morning light. I just couldn’t imagine waking up with a smashed pumkin beside me.

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I’d like to sleep on a bed that floats on the river, so the gentle current will lull me to sleep. Of course,  crocodiles and Loch Ness do not exist in my fantasy river, just me, the rivers and the forest whistle.

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I’d like to sleep on a bed that’s located in my terrazzo, where I can adore how the horizon and the magnificent sky meet. I’ll savor the sunset hues, and light up some candles when everything starts to get dark. I’d cuddle beneath my sheets, while the dancing stars watch me while I fall into slumber. 

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I’d like to sleep on a bed that lets me sleep on water nor land. It’ll be where Peter Pan would find me. I would live in Neverland with him and would forget about life’s unnecessary worries. I’ll keep happiness, unbounded time, chuckles and fairy dust as everyday acquaintances.

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I’d like to sleep on a bed that flies with white balloons. I’d see the world like a bird. I’ll let my soul soar with the magic balloons. Ribbons and laces will be my friends, while I close my eyes and dream.