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Recent Posts
Category Archives: Travel
More Altitude, Less Attitude
When most people refer to Gatlinburg, TN they are talking about Sevier County which includes Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge, Wears Valley and Sevierville. There are so many activities to do year around. This first thing for a relaxing getaway is picking … Continue reading
Posted in food, landmarks, restaurants, Travel
Tagged gatlinburg, Horseback Riding, ober, pigeon forge, wine and dine
18 Comments
New Season, who ‘dis?
Fall Break from school called for a quick trip to Florida to visit my parents. The timing was perfect due to a crisis situation regarding my work as a therapeutic foster parent. Sleep has been difficult, and working out has … Continue reading
Posted in Education, fitness, Florida, health, running, Travel
Tagged #Lake Mirror, #Lakeland Runners Club, #Ybor City
10 Comments
Indiana Black Expo Summer Celebration
The Black Expo in Indianapolis, IN is a celebration of African American culture. Underserved communities have a one stop shop with over $2,000 worth of free health screenings, job applications, voter registration and supporting black owned businesses. Being in Indianapolis … Continue reading
Posted in Art, concerts, Education, family, foster parent, health, Indiana, Indianapolis, landmarks, mothers, Travel
Tagged Indiana Black Expo, Summer Celebration
8 Comments
Don’t Worry, Beach Happy!
Summer should get a speeding ticket. I’m trying to get the most out of Summer Break without doing too much and defeating the purpose. I flew to Florida for a week to cool off from the 108° heat indexes in … Continue reading
Biltmore Estate
The highlight of our Smoky Mountain road trip was taking a tour of the Biltmore Estate. George Vanderbilt took his inheritance from his father’s railroad and steamboat monopoly and invested in 125,000 acres of land in Asheville, NC. The Vanderbilts … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Education, family, foster parent, landmarks, Photography, Travel
Tagged Asheville, Dale Chihuly, North Carolina, The Biltmore Estate
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Road Trip: The Great Smoky Mountains
Visiting the Biltmore Estate has been on my travel list for about a year. My Foster Daughters and I decided to make some stops along the way to make the most of our drive through The Great Smoky Mountains. Our … Continue reading
Posted in Art, family, food, foster parent, landmarks, restaurants, Travel
Tagged Asheville, Cherokee Museum, Great Smoky Mountains, pigeon forge
2 Comments
5 Reasons to Visit Daytona Beach
My Memorial Day weekend trip to Florida was almost a bust due to the Alberto storm. I normally visit the beaches along the Gulf Coast such as Treasure Island, St. Pete, Clearwater, and Siesta Key. The Gulf Coast had rain … Continue reading
Busy is Good
I’ll just go in chronological order to catch up with what’s been going on with Miss Smoot. After Christmas Break, we missed a week of school due to snow days. I took advantage of a mild weekend to visit my … Continue reading
Good Vibes
School: The last two months of 2017 were super busy for me. I earned an A+ and an A in my two Fall courses at the University of Louisville, with an overall GPA of 3.9. I am only 3 classes … Continue reading
Posted in Education, family, Florida, food, football, foster parent, health, restaurants, running, Travel
Tagged Iroquois Park, Self Care, Stuart Academy JCPS, The Salt Room, university of Louisville, Winter Haven Florida
10 Comments
Great Stirrup Cay, Bahamas Review
Great Stirrup Cay (GSC) is a privately owned island by Norwegian Cruise Lines in the Bahamas. As much as I wanted to visit a beach in Cuba, there were too many historic and cultural elements to experience there. Besides, the … Continue reading
Posted in landmarks, running, Travel
Tagged Bahamas, Great Stirrup Cay, Norwegian Sky, Waverunners
15 Comments