A FAMILY of six has hit the high seas full time to live a life surrounded by the sights and sounds of the ocean.
Their home has several unique amenities, including a marble kitchen and an en-suite bathroom for their 17-year-old daughter.
A few years ago, the Morse family (@everydaysaturday6) made some massive changes in their lives to create more moments that felt like Saturdays by living on the seas.
They travel all over the world together and document their experiences.
In a TikTok video, Brandon and Amber, came together to give their online audience a tour of their floating home.
There were several modern features that gave it an elevated look.
First, they walked into their salon space, which enclosed their “living room, kitchen, office, all-in-one.”
They panned around the central area, which had wooden table surfaces, tan furniture, and marble countertops.
Next, they walked down to their starboard side, which consisted of their 17-year-old daughter’s room and sons’ living quarters.
Not only did she have her own private room, but she also had her own en-suite bathroom for additional convenience.
On the other hand, the boys shared their own across the hall.
Across the way on the port side, their 12-year-old daughter also had her own room that was personalized to her tastes and had a full bathroom.
The comment section was filled with compliments about how luxurious and vast the sailboat looked.
“I can’t believe how big and spacious it is! And four bathrooms!?” a TikTok user commented.
Another wrote: “Amazing boat. Looks lush,” and a viewer chimed in: “That’s amazing.”
There is also a small-sized washing machine sneakily tucked away into the wall.
Lastly, the couple came to their own quarters and cracked a few jokes about what goes on in their space.
In another TikTok video, Brandon also shared some sights and sounds outside their houseboat.
The video was plagued with tons of questions about their lifestyle.
“How did you get enough money to do this?” someone bluntly asked.
“What do you do for routine doctor appointments?? And where is the ‘home base’ for these,” another inquired.
He replied: “We’ll do them at different islands as needed or we’re flying back to where we are from (Idaho) to visit family and knock some stuff out.”
September 15, 2023 at 02:06AM
from The Sun