So Beautiful, she could stop Traffic!

I came across a picture of the actress Blake Lively the other day.  She was at some red-carpet event looking gorgeous (as usual) in a,lovely yellow gown.  I think the very first thought that popped into my head (after taking the allotted half second or so to admire her outfit) was basically how unfair it is that Miss Lively recently married the equally good looking actor Ryan Reynolds, making any children those two may have the winners of the DNA Lottery for guaranteed beauty.  I was about to turn the page of the magazine but something caught my attention. 

The caption below the picture was:  Blake Lively wore a yellow plunging Gucci dress to the New York premiere of Savages. Don't love this as much as her previous looks this week, but she could still stop traffic.  

Stop traffic you say?  Sorry, but I know of a group of girls who put Blake and her yellow dress to shame.  There are  a ton of  lovely ladies who can stop traffic as they walk down the street, no matter what they are wearing.  With enough money, hard work & resources - anyone can be made up to look beautiful.  But that's just one street... in one town... at one time.


The girls I know, can stop traffic through out an entire nation.  All at the same time, in different cities and in different states.  How is this possible?

Some of the BB crew

Because they don't need makeup or a glamorous yellow dress for us to see they have a beautiful soul.  That kind of beauty shines brightest in young ladies who find joy and purpose in  bringing attention to the fight against modern day slavery and sex trafficking right here in America. These kids and their leaders to an unpaid week off this summer to learn, train & arm themselves with information and a game plan.  Now they are all back home and the fight has begun... Right in their own backyard. 



Are you or someone you know a person who can "stop traffic"?  

Want more information about trafficking in America?  

Want to stop traffic in your town?  

Check out these sites below or drop me an email at june.haskell@gmail.com.

Join the movement and I'll waive the cost of your yellow dress.  Who needs it anyway?  I'll always pick Beauty over Glamour.

How does your state rate? 

Check it out HERE

 

LISTEN:  

Station Chief Madi Palmer, from Cottonwood Station, was interviewed on a popular Salt Lake City radio station X96. She did an excellent job at explaining the issue of Child Sex Trafficking in America and what her Station is doing to abolish it.

I came across a picture of the actress Blake Lively the other day.  She was at some red-carpet event looking gorgeous (as usual) in a,lovely yellow gown.  I think the very first thought that popped into my head (after taking the allotted half second or so to admire her outfit) was basically how unfair it is that Miss Lively recently married the equally good looking actor Ryan Reynolds, making any children those two may have the winners of the DNA Lottery for guaranteed beauty.  I was about to turn the page of the magazine but something caught my attention. 

The caption below the picture was:  Blake Lively wore a yellow plunging Gucci dress to the New York premiere of Savages. Don't love this as much as her previous looks this week, but she could still stop traffic.  

Stop traffic you say?  Sorry, but I know of a group of girls who put Blake and her yellow dress to shame.  There are  a ton of  lovely ladies who can stop traffic as they walk down the street, no matter what they are wearing.  With enough money, hard work & resources - anyone can be made up to look beautiful.  But that's just one street... in one town... at one time.


The girls I know, can stop traffic through out an entire nation.  All at the same time, in different cities and in different states.  How is this possible?

Some of the BB crew

Because they don't need makeup or a glamorous yellow dress for us to see they have a beautiful soul.  That kind of beauty shines brightest in young ladies who find joy and purpose in  bringing attention to the fight against modern day slavery and sex trafficking right here in America. These kids and their leaders to an unpaid week off this summer to learn, train & arm themselves with information and a game plan.  Now they are all back home and the fight has begun... Right in their own backyard. 



Are you or someone you know a person who can "stop traffic"?  

Want more information about trafficking in America?  

Want to stop traffic in your town?  

Check out these sites below or drop me an email at june.haskell@gmail.com.

Join the movement and I'll waive the cost of your yellow dress.  Who needs it anyway?  I'll always pick Beauty over Glamour.

How does your state rate? 

Check it out HERE

 

LISTEN:  

Station Chief Madi Palmer, from Cottonwood Station, was interviewed on a popular Salt Lake City radio station X96. She did an excellent job at explaining the issue of Child Sex Trafficking in America and what her Station is doing to abolish it.