The Smoots
Photographer: Rachel Norris, Panache Louisville Photography
Location: Papa John’s Park
Date: July 2, 2016
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Your family is beautiful!! And you look FANTASTIC!! Let’s get together soon. I owe you some Indian food!!
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Hey Friend! It started off as me and my parents to mark them relocating to Florida. We ended up with 4 generations of Phillip L. Smoots and my two girls. LeeAnna returned to Bullitt county, but we will still do some races together.
Indian food sounds sooooo good!
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Hey lovely pics, please check out mine post xxx
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Thank you! I will check out your blog also.
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Charlies Angels huh.. I see ya! I bet you can’t run faster then me. And I got a bullet in my left leg and to broken toes! Lol.😂
Naw… yull wup me!
Look very beautiful as always! And thanks for your support it means alot!😆✌
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Yeah I get up thru!🏃🏾♀️
I try to show my foster kids a positive side of life and create memories that last a lifetime. Some take heed and others do not.
Thanks for stopping by and keep that pen on fire! You’re gifted✍🏾
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Thank you I definitely no how it feels being in the system of foster care and group homes… but thanks! Your a great mother!
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I appreciate it! You can put your work into a book and go back to foster care agencies and talk with the kids. You can teach them that writing can be an outlet to expressing themselves. Sometimes youth will listen to younger people that know their struggle more than they will a therapist, case mgr or foster parent.
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Yep your rite… I’ll keep that in mind if I’m still breathing… thank you!
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