Author: Moha

Kids can make any menial activity a blast to accomplish. Chores too boring? Time for a game of tag. Sharidon Johnson was captured in one of these fun-inspired moments, alongside his daughter. While cleaning the carpet and floors, Sharidon’s daughter ran into the room ready to dance-battle! This daughter wanted a dance battle break against her father. How could a father say no? Sharidon stated, “Was pulling up the carpet and listening to old school hip…

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Can you still remember doing household chores when you were still a kid? It could be cleaning a certain part of the house, help mom cook, or dad in doing yard work. Those were essential parts of childhood and they helped you learn the fundamentals of life at such an early age, wouldn’t you agree? It’s all thanks to mom and dad for starting it while you’re still young. But what if the regular routine…

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    Imagine what you were doing when you were 13. I know I wasn’t doing much with my life. This kid is not like your average 13-year-old. Little Jack Rico, just graduated from California’s Fullerton college with four associate’s degrees. Jack just happens to be the youngest Fullerton College graduate to date. Accomplishing this is no easy task. To celebrate this huge achievement, his friends and family threw him a special commencement ceremony. Graduating…

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Let’s face it being a woman is hard. This is especially true when it comes to traveling alone. There is always that unsettling feeling when you’re walking alone at night that anything could happen. It’s not uncommon for women to have pepper spray or hold their keys in between their knuckles in case somebody tries to pull something. Sadly it’s a scary reality that women do have to live. Although this shouldn’t be the case,…

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We’ve all done it before: raced to get on a bus or a train, then sat down only to second-guess whether we were even on the right one. If you rely on public transport to get around, you’ve probably come to expect someone to ask, “This is going to this place, right?” as the bus pulls away from the station. The thought of unknowingly being transported in the wrong direction is as anxiety-inducing as it is…

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Times are tough, but that doesn’t give anyone the right to steal, and it’s particularly heartless to steal from the elderly. Nevertheless, 85-year-old Gordon Blakeslee was robbed of his 2009 Craftsman riding mower earlier this year in Harpursville, New York. And the thieves took it right from his front lawn. While Blakeslee loves tending to his yard, he’ll be unable to do so without that piece of equipment since his mobility issues prevent him from…

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Bea was bored and stuck around the house because of lockdown. Her story is similar to that of a lot of kids who were suddenly forced into homeschooling in 2020. However, her mom came up with an idea. Originally it was just to give the 12-year-old something to do, but it quickly grew from there. It all started when the interior decorator asked her daughter to measure a wall for paneling. It grew into so…

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Have you witnessed a great performance right before your eyes? This is what exactly happened to some people in a restaurant one day when two pianists collaborated for a Boogie Woogie duet on a piano. Jörg Hegemann is a German Jazz pianist who was at Sonja’s in Bonn, Germany. He doesn’t mind sitting and playing for everyone inside for a bit of nightly fun. Stefan Ulbricht is a much younger pianist who just happened to walk that night…

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    Friends make promises to each other all the time, but not everyone stays true to their word, no matter how many pinky swears they make. And yet, something extraordinary was about to happen to Thomas Cook from Wisconsin. He had made a bet with his friend that if either of them ever won the lottery, they would share the big prize. But would he be able to carry through with the promise he…

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Deanna Pilling was forced to do one of the hardest things she’d ever done in her life—let her daughter McKenna go. It wasn’t easy, but she knew it was time for her little girl to leave her home in New York City so she could go to college at Utah State University. But then Deanna did something unexpected that rocked both of their worlds. When McKenna got the text from her mother that she was…

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