Thr place was decent and Etta was sweet and responsive! She reminded me of family.
The apartment is on the top floor with alot of stairs, remotes and table tops were a bit sticky (overall pretty clean though), and the water doesn't get that hot. the place has plenty of space and beds were comfy.
Only thing that left a bad taste in my mouth is the response I received when I was asked was I vaccinated when we first checked in. I said "No, sorry" with my mask on. The look i received felt of disgust and judgement right before the comment "No, I'm sorry for you."
The Covid-19 vaccinations are a touchy subject for some and a no Brainer for others. It has opened up a new lane for judgement, discrimination, and segregation at the direct hands of the government. My choice is my choice yet it feels forced. Regardless of my feelings towards the vaccinations, the response we received just illustrated to be the "unintentional" divide we are starting to see in our society around it (especially with folks of color).
I know some are like "how can you say she's sweet and felt like family, then say this?" She still did! I felt cared safe and protected in the space as family does but I also felt unintentionally judged, as family does!
It's all love!
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