The America’s Got Talent stage is often full of unbelievable talents and electrifying performances. But Yu Hojin’s AGT audition was absolute magic — literally! He took the stage with an unassuming demeanor‚ bringing out just a chair and a simple paper airplane. But the performance that took place was beyond impressive. Yu Hojin’s AGT audition circulated around a central message: the preciousness of childhood memories. He made a case for the fact that‚ though memories seem invisible‚ they’re often closer than we think. Then‚ he started pulling a seemingly endless supply of paper airplanes out of his hand! This image is from Facebook. The audience was quickly enthralled with Yu Hojin’s magic. His sleight of hand skills were beyond imaginable and he ultimately cranked out all sorts of paper goods from up his sleeve. He even turned one into a ping-pong ball! Yu Hojin’s approach to AGT proves that you don’t always need to be flashy to be great. With just a chair and a few paper airplanes‚ you can really make a profound impact. The judges were completely blown away by his simple‚ but powerful‚ audition. We’re excited to see where Yu Hojin goes from here! The featured image for this post is from Facebook. The post Yu Hojin’s Impossible Performance On AGT Stage Will Make You Believe In Magic. appeared first on InspireMore.

After months of living in confusion‚ a Jane Doe who couldn’t remember her identity now knows who she is. Her name is Brenda Lee Jones‚ and she’s from Star City‚ Arkansas. Finding this information wasn’t easy — it took a determined community service coordinator‚ a skilled geneologist‚ and a long-lost relative to put all the pieces together. However‚ now that Brenda knows her own name‚ her future is definitely looking brighter! Before discovering her identity‚ this Jane Doe was staying at St. Agnes Church in Baton Rouge. It was through this temporary shelter that she connected with Sandra Smith‚ a community service coordinator who soon made it her mission to discover the lost woman’s identity. This was the only way that they would be able to help her find housing. Screengrab from YouTube “It’s time for her to leave here‚” Sandra told WBRZ. “I don’t want her to sleep under the bridge‚ or die‚ and I am scared that’s going to happen to her if no one is there for her.” Although Jane Doe couldn’t remember much‚ she was able to provide a few names and places that she felt were connected to her past. She believed her name was Brenda Lee Jones‚ but she wasn’t sure. She thought she might be from Jackson‚ Mississippi or Little Rock‚ Arkansas‚ and that she might have a daughter named Regina. Screengrab from YouTube Armed with these leads‚ geneologist Shayna Landry started investigating the mystery woman’s background. Not only did she discover plenty of helpful documents for Brenda Lee Jones‚ but she actually found a relative on Facebook! “Her niece called me from work that night‚” Shayne told People. “At first she was a little skeptical: ‘What? Are you sure? What color was her hair?’ And I was like‚ ‘I’ll do one better. I have a photo.’ So I took some screenshots and I tagged her in the WBRZ article. And she was like‚ ‘Oh my God‚ that is my favorite Aunt Brenda. I haven’t seen her in a long time.'” With Jane Doe’s identity revealed‚ Sandra can now help Brenda Lee Jones move on with her life. Current plans include securing housing for her and getting her in touch with the rest of her family. Memory loss can be extremely frightening and confusing. We’re so glad this Jane Doe’s story has a happy ending! You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Jane Doe Had No Idea Who She Was — Until Kind Strangers Stepped In To Help. appeared first on InspireMore.

I have often said that kids don’t come with an instruction manual. One of the things that strikes me as hilarious is the silly questions kids ask. As a parent‚ how do you answer when your kid pops out with‚ “Why is pee yellow?” You’re standing in the middle of the grocery store‚ and there are several grandmotherly old ladies on the aisle. Oh‚ and these questions are never asked using an inside voice! 1. Am I Pregnant? Screen capture from Reddit. We’re not sure what‚ aside from the tummy ache‚ prompted this five-year-old boy to think he was pregnant. Formatting answers to a question like this does not have to launch you into a discussion of the birds and bees just yet. Maybe tell him that he can’t get pregnant and stop there. 2. Why Am I Right-Handed? Image from Pexels. This question can flummox even the best parents. While there are good‚ scientific answers‚ how do you word it for your four-year-old? It’s near impossible and typically receives the “that’s just the way it is” response from frustrated parents. The post Curiosity Is King… But Did My Kid Really Just Ask Me That?! appeared first on InspireMore.

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