I love CS. I used it to travel around Europe and parts of the US a few years ago. Now that I have my own place, I want to give back! I have a lil studio that can comfortably sleep three people (or more if you're chill sleeping on the ground).

I like to be sassy and keep an open mind (don’t get it twisted, I have strong opinions tho). I love to joke, create art, listen to music, watch Living Single, Brooklyn Nine-Nine or Broad City, or explore a new bar or coffee shop. I'm into things like mindfulness and yoga (body-positive kind, hello) and other cliche Seattle-like things.

Although I love meeting people, I might not have the time to get to really know my incredible travelers.

Por que estou no Couchsurfing?

I used to be a social worker and made shit money, so I know what it's like to want to travel and feel limited. Everyone should have access to a place to sleep, even while traveling. Because of this, I prioritize those who cannot afford to stay in a hostel or hotel, to provide a lil more equity in this world.

Also, where are the women hosts? Is it weird that it's all dudes or is that just me? I want to offer more options so people can actually choose where they feel most comfortable staying.

Interesses

• arts
• red wine
• coffee
• yoga
• walking
• reading
• traveling
• painting
• music
• jazz
• r&b music
• calligraphy
• psychology
• social work
• sociology
• eating
• bars
• social justice
• netflix
• standup comedy
• aromatherapy
• coffee shops
• jazz clubs

Músicas, Filmes e Livros

La Vie En Rose will forever be my all time favorite.

O Que Posso Compartilhar com Anfitriões

My space is a cozy studio. It's nothing fancy and the bathroom is tiny.

My style of hosting is offering you the space and letting you do you. There's about 0% pressure over here - my home is your home.

Países que Visitei

Canada, England, Ireland, Netherlands, Thailand