Krista Lee Hanson

Krista Lee Hanson lives in Seattle, home of the Coast Salish people, with her partner and two children. Krista loves helping things grow: wild yeast into bread, seeds into an accessible garden, audacious ideas into organizing strategy and piles of paper into words to be shared.

My Whole Heart

My son’s kindergarten teacher was a big, bearded man, generous with hugs and laughter. His old-school version of early education focused on teaching kids how to love each other and share, how to be kind to each other and silly together. He taught them to run and fetch a seat for a visitor and to pay compliments to everyone.

Creative Nonfiction

Issue 67, November 2022

Krista Lee Hanson

Krista Lee Hanson lives in Seattle, home of the Coast Salish people, with her partner and two children. Krista loves helping things grow: wild yeast into bread, seeds into an accessible garden, audacious ideas into organizing strategy and piles of paper into words to be shared.

My Whole Heart

My son’s kindergarten teacher was a big, bearded man, generous with hugs and laughter. His old-school version of early education focused on teaching kids how to love each other and share, how to be kind to each other and silly together. He taught them to run and fetch a seat for a visitor and to pay compliments to everyone.

Creative Nonfiction

Issue 67, November 2022

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