Sean is one of the most personable, memoriable people I've ever met. Chatty, witty, friendly, helpful, he makes you feel welcome and at home in his home - he's far deeper than the run of the mill friendly smiling AirBNB host - spend an evening chatting with Sean and you'll learn about the history of Jersey City Hall, what it takes to build a successful campaign for public office and anecdotes about life in Hudson county from the 80's. Whip smart, considerate, a great story teller and even better listener, if you don't immediately fall in love with Sean you're either a monster or dead.
His home ... wow ... its an amazingly ornate, meticiously clean reflection of another generation. Rich in period artifacts, Sean's home gives you a clear indication of what an Irish Catholic emmigrant new to Jersey City in the depression era would have aspired to acquire in their life. From the original period accurate plumbing in the bathroom to the ornate hand cut curved handrails on the stair case, if you put your phone down and listen carefully you can almost hear the clip-clop of milkman's horse and the distant call of the clothes prop man.