About Me

Hello everyone! My name is Hannah Bonner. I'm twenty years old, a graduate of Rouse High School, and a student at the University of North Texas. I love coffee, books, yoga, sci-fi, velvet, science, space, dancing, and movies (specifically Disney, because I'm a kid at heart). I'm passionate about self-care, mental health, and writing. Hence this blog.

 About the Blog

 This blog, Hello It's Hannah, will primarily be rants I've written about stuff I care about and think you should care about too. Writing is therapy for me. It has helped me work through every difficult situation I've ever been through, and it's important to me that everyone knows how helpful writing out your feelings is. It can put things in perspective and help you work through the hard times. I'm proving that by sharing my feelings and rants with the world via this blog. I hope you like the stuff I've written, and remember, emotions are good. They are normal. Don't push them away.


 Questions

 If you have any questions about what I post or any suggestions for what I should post, you can email me. You can also follow me on Twitter and Instagram and ask questions there if you would like :)

 Email: happyhannahlauren@gmail.com
Instagram: halabo20
Twitter: happyhannahlaur

 Don't forget to love yourself,

 Hannah

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