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Not only has Melanie rescued the Goods from some design challenges, but she also helps rescue women & men from trafficking. Melanie is an avid traveler & provides us with an exclusive list of her favorite spots in the Midwest! // Design Info Wallpaper: use it - it adds a visual point of interest. Search "peel and stick wallpaper" with the color/design you want. Paint: The new neutrals are creamy whites & variations of greige. No yellow undertones! Lighting: try ultra-daylight bulbs and your rooms will go from yellow to white! Design "no no" for Farmhouse Décor: the "X" symbol in the barn doors, tables, etc... keep at a minimum! Update your look with straight lines & minimal detail. // Human Trafficking Info Pursuit 3416: A ministry that will bring awareness & prevention to schools and organizations. Contact pursuit3416@gmail.com [pursuit3416@gmail.com] Hotline: 1-888-373-7888. Save to contacts. Call if you see ANYTHING suspicious or your intuition is causing a question. Sex trafficking: when a commercial sex act is induced by force, fraud or coercion. Labor Trafficking: when individuals perform labor or services through the use of force, fraud, or coercion for little or no money. Common forms of recruitment into Sex Trafficking: * Runaways (1 in 7 teens lured into prostitution within 48 hrs of leaving) * Manipulation on Social Media/in person Family/Relational selling * Pornography/prostitution, small % kidnapping How to spot a trafficker and/or victim: * “Parents” with children: child uncomfortable, fear, no eye contact, abuse/somethings wrong, child hypersexualized * Someone “fake” shopping, girls sent around to troll/provocative dress * Couples: something is off/no eye contact-abuse-control * Truck Stop: watch for young women/men entering trucker cabs. * Branded tattoos: bar codes, daddy’s girl, my bi*** * Teens: suddenly have clothes they can't afford, acting out, nervous, shamed,overly confident, drug use Many short videos on YouTube do a great job explaining trafficking //Recommended Midwest Finds * Nashville: Poindexter Coffee [https://www.graduatehotels.com/nashville/restaurant/poindexter/], Anzie Blue [https://www.anzieblue.com/], White Limozeen [https://www.graduatehotels.com/nashville/restaurant/white-limozeen/], Hampton Social [https://www.thehamptonsocial.com/nashville] * St. Louis: Hygge [https://www.hyggestl.com/], Rise Coffee House [https://risecoffeestl.com/], Hello Juice and Smoothie [https://hellojuiceandsmoothie.com/] * Kansas City: Made in KC [https://madeinkc.co/], Outta the Blue [https://www.outtatheblue.co/], McLain’s Market [https://www.mclainskc.com/] Discover more about our guests: Melanie’s Travel, Fashion, and Faith on Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/lltravelmel/?hl=en] Fun things from the episode: * The Covering House [https://www.thecoveringhouse.org/] * Daylight LEDs [https://amzn.to/3lbXZS6] * Tips for getting high end furniture “dupes:” Search bar type: “modern organic side chair” and click shopping tab for alternatives * Heaven by Randy Alcorn [https://amzn.to/3Df38yZ] Now That's Something Good Podcast [https://chooser-beta.creativecommons.org/sgood.buzzsprout.com]by Sarah Good [https://chooser-beta.creativecommons.org/www.sarahgood.com] is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 [https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/?ref=chooser-v1] Show notes may contain affiliate links. Thank you for your kind support.
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