hannahleeallers

The following blurb is from Hannahlee's "about" page at www.hannahleeallers.com.

“Who am I?” I’ve always struggled with this question. I’m not sure it’s something you’re ever able to completely grasp. Maybe it’s a life-long learning process and it all becomes clear when you’re lying on your deathbed. Then again, maybe not. At 24, I’ve had a string of pretty random jobs to pay my bills, none of which I would claim as my profession, and I really don’t know where I’m going from here. This is what I do know.

I was born and raised in Spokane, Wash. and I owe my love for the environment to my parents and the fact that they forced me to go cross-country skiing even when I threw a fit about it. I went to Lipscomb University here in Nashville, Tenn. and literally drew my major out of a hat with some friends on the car ride home from Cedar Point. Thus, my career in journalism was born. This professional experiment has included the editorship of my school newspaper, a brief stint working for the Peninsula Clarion in Kenai, Alaska and a handful of freelance stories in the past few months.

This is my site. The words that I have here will probably tell you a lot more about who I am than this small box of text ever could.