Need an Extra Bedroom for Visitors? Spend yr Travel $$ Support a Dem Activist!

[Kelly Hayes-Raitt]

Visiting LA? Need an extra room for visiting relatives?

I rent out my home to support a book I am writing that puts a human face on our foreign policies. (I blog at http://www.PeacePATHFoundation.org.) I recently spent the summer in Syria volunteering to help Iraqi refugees. (I bunk elsewhere.)

I have a studio Casita ($90/night) and a 2-BR Bungalow ($150/night) ~ only 8 blocks to the Santa Monica beach!

Photos and full description of the Bungalow: http://www.magicalsantamonicabungalow.sawitonline.com/381192/ Move your cursor over the photos at the bottom to enlarge photos without downloading.

Photos and full description of the Casita: http://www.magicalsantamonicabungalow.sawitonline.com/381195/
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Enjoy politically correct vacationing -- even in LA! Comes with Charley, my DemoCat.

[proud patriot]

1. looks lovely , bookmarked

[Royal Oak Rog]

2. Take my word on this, it's not!

I stayed at the so called "Casita" which is nothing more than a restored garage and it was miserable. She shouldn't even be renting this space out for money, any money. It was dirty, I swear there were cobwebs in the bathroom. Every sink or toilet leaked, there was an animal behind my head in the garage, and it was as ill equiped of a room that I have ever stayed at. She supplied hardly no cooking utensils or even soap for that matter. And the tv was the size of a 14" laptop with inadequate volume, do yourself a favor here and look elsewhere.

[Royal Oak Rog]

3. Here's the kicker

I almost forgot she heated the room with a rinky dink space heater which I'm pretty sure is illegal in the state of CA. You've been warned, I just wish someone would have warned me on this one.

[proud patriot]

4. Thanks for the heads up

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