From Seattle but moved to Berlin after a coin flip (sorry Spain).

Between Turkey or Thailand getaways you can find me at a trendy, overpriced cafe avoiding the office.

My place is situated in the always popular Friedrichshain neighborhood, complete with a balcony, banjo, sweaty yoga mat, and turntable.

I haven't hosted couchsurfers in long while maybe because I was selfish and working too much. That changed so I'm throwing open the doors again, assuming you have good vibes and positive feedback, and if I can sacrifice that 'me' time.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

Sharing is caring. Meeting locals or other tourists? No question. i love seeing what's makes people different or the same. also great when someone can cook ; ) or share some cool talent..

I've had the incredible, mind-opening pleasure of travelling for months on end around Europe and South America, while staying with some real characters and deep souls. I'm continually amazed by the people I meet here and tend to stay in touch for years. This community is truly something special.

Interests

Climbing rocks
Playing songs
Waking up on a beach

Conversations with humanity
Shaking my 💰 maker
Meditation

Music, Movies, and Books

The Elusive Obvious, Hunter Thompson, Dave Eggers, Mark Bowden, David Simon, David Fincher, Eckhart Tolle, Victor Frankl, Doris Kearns Goodwin...

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

Bungee dive over manta rays in mexico, off a bridge in whistler and over a crowd at a Polish music festival... Invited to crash in a 16th century Renaissance Palace in Northern Italy when we couldn't find a place to stay...

Teach, Learn, Share

Jokes? Salsa? guitar, meal from my land or yours, songs from my people or your people.

What I Can Share with Hosts

Couch futon in the center of the city. I have a guitar, banjo and harmonica in case anyone wants to get a band together.

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