Could you check the way of using "envy"? I envy you that you can travel abroad. I envy you for traveling abroad. I envy you of traveling abroad. I envy you because you can travel abroad. Are they all the correct way to say?

A pink sweets! Yesterday the weather was great, so I went for a walk. Somehow, as I came to close to the usual supermarket, I decided to shop a little. Lately, what I think when I am in the store is a pink image. That means that as there is a spring festival called "hinamatsuri"on March 3 next month they are selling sweets and snacks for it. Usually, they are packaged inconspicuously, but during these times, these sweets and snacks are changed to dress up in pink! They are so cute!

Could you tell me how to say it? If I say "I am wearing a lot of clothes" What do you say it with using "layer"?

A tough day.. This morning, we have a lot of snow accumulated. Since last night, the snow had been falling non-stop! Besides, this snow was heavier than the meets the eye, because it had much water more than usual. Of course the shoveling snow became really a tough work. Juts more to say, someone who did the shoveling snow was my father.. I am grateful to him. He said that as the snow was heavier his waist was hurt..

Are they correct? I will marry. I will get married. I am getting married. I am going to marry. Are these sentences the correct way to say? and all the same meaning?

I can't wait for coming spring These days, the weather has been getting warm once it became February But I still feel cold, so I am wearing a lot of clothes even in the house. Today, I wanted to get a fresh air into my room so I tried to open the window, but it was very frozen and it wouldn't open. Because of that, I give up on it and I decided to wait for coming spring. 2月に入ってから、暖かくなってきた。 でも、私はまだ寒いので、家の中でもたくさん服を重ね着しています。 今日、部屋の空気の入れ替えをしたくて、窓を開けようとしましたが、 凍っていて全く開きませんでした。なので、春が来るまで、待つことに します。

Is this way of saying it correct? Is it just my fancy? Is it just my imagination? I know these two sentences are the same meaning, but could I say it like this " Is it just me?"

Are they all the same meaning? It is a strange habit for me to read books. It is a strange habit of me reading books. It is a strange habit when I read books. Are these three sentences the same meaning? or is there anything wrong as a grammar?

A big failure I have my best friend since when I was in elementary school. Today, she seemed kind of down. (Hmm...? I wondered what was wrong with her?) She is working part - time job as a waitress at the family restaurant. It seemed that she made a big failure. When she was carrying a glass of wine she had her hand slip and dropped it on a customer. The worst thing was that the color of the wine was .. red... and the clothe the customer was wearing was the white shirt... I am going to cheer her up a lot.. 私には、小学生の頃からの親友がいます。 その彼女が、今日はなんだか落ち込んでいるようでした。 （ん...？　どうしたんだろう？）　彼女は、ファミリーレストランでウエイトレスの バイトをしているのですが、今日は、大きな失敗をしてしまったらしいのです。 ワインを運んでいる途中に、手が滑ってしまい、そのままお客様にかかって しまったんです...。しかも、よりによって、そのワインの色は、赤....　そして そのお客様が着ていた服は、白のワイシャツ...。　 今日は、彼女をたくさん慰めてあげないとね。(笑）