If you have never heard of glamping, you might want to look into it.
Glamping is a term derived from a few words – glamorous camping. I have never been one that was interested in camping because quite frankly I don’t see the enjoyment of sleeping on the ground and being covered in sweat all afternoon. I know that if I went camping in another state, I might not be covered in sweat all afternoon. Instead I might be using a fire in the stead of an oil furnace and wearing heating gloves on my hands. That, however, does not sound any better than doing without air conditioning or a bed in my mind. In my mind, in fact, camping is totally off-limits. That was until somebody chose to invite me to go glamping. I agreed to do it because I never do much in the way of awesome things. Also, my good friends assured me that glamping would be right up my alley. Once I went inside the tent, the next thing I noticed was a real bed. That’s right they had a bed with pillows fluffed up and a comforter and also a headboard. It was legitimately wonderful. The last thing that I discovered was that glamping includes heating and cooling equipment. There was a portable Heating, Ventilation plus A/C device inside that tent. The HVAC duct that goes with the Heating, Ventilation plus A/C equipment was run out through a small zip compartment in the tent similar to how you would do with a portable A/C in your home window. Anyway, the air conditioning equipment was blasting. I was ecstatic. The tent had what looked sort of like plastic windows on the side, and the A/C equipment genuinely was making them all fogged up. There is nothing I adore more than air conditioning that is blasting so frosty that there is condensation on the windows. Truly, whoever thought of this glamping idea was smart. The smartest one is the one who brought the portable A/C equipment inside the tent.