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Speaker: A few weeks ago, Nate and I recorded an episode where I asked him random questions to see what his thoughts are.
Speaker: It is a candid conversation and I wanted to record it for memory keeping's sake. Nate is a very talkative boy who always speaks his mind and so I want to take advantage of that. To my future Nate, if you are listening to this, I hope this serves as a digital memorabilia for you and I hope we're still talking about random things.
Speaker: We love you and we hope that you use your voice to inspire others, especially the members of the body of Christ.
Speaker: Thank you for listening above Ruby's podcast, created by a mom for every mom and parents for that matter, embracing parenthood and sanity. Here to help you get by through weekly discussions and parenting, relationships, home and faith as you juggle daily in life.
Speaker: Welcome to Above Ruby's podcast where we talk about working from home, faith, parenting, relationship, and sanity. I am your host, Lynn, and with me today is my son, Nate, and this episode is recorded on April 21st. A few days from now, Nate is going to turn seven years old. Advance happy birthday, Nate. How are you? I'm okay.
Speaker: How do you feel now? I feel good. You feel good? No, that's good. OK, I have a few questions I'm going to ask you for this podcast episode that I hope you can answer and share. And hopefully someday when you get a little older, you can look back and listen to our conversation. How do you feel now that you are about to turn seven years old? I'm good. I feel good.
Speaker: Is there anything that excites you about turning seven? Yeah. I'm a little bit happy of turning seven. Why? I don't know why I have a feeling. What do you think about being a seven -year -old? I don't know because I'm not there yet. Yeah. Anything you can think of, guess. I think I'd be happy.
Speaker: Can you share with us how your day looks like? Anobanginagawamo every day. Playing outside sometimes. And then what else? Mojo and some things too. Like? Like playing outside. What do you like playing outside? Happy to play with my friend. Ano no mani la la runo. Tom bambresso.
Speaker: or basketball. What do you like about playing basketball? I don't know what I like about basketball. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know what I like about basketball. Okay. Aside from basketball, do you have any other sports that you like to learn or play with? I'd like soccer. Soccer? I like soccer. Soccer is also called football.
Speaker: I don't know why I want football, but my brain tells me just learn it already. Anything interesting about football that you like? Yeah. Like what? It will make you thin. What is the meaning of thin? Papayat? Oh yes, papayat. But I like it a lot. It's not sports, right? Yeah.
Speaker: I'm thinking of another game. What about rugby? It's American football. Yeah, it's not too common here in the Philippines.
Speaker: Familiar. Even running. All types of sports I think is tiring. It's a good exercise.
Speaker: Okay. Let's say you have the chance to name everyone or give everyone in the family new names. What would they be? What will you name? Let's start with Papa. What will you name Papa? Guaps. Guaps Matougas.
Speaker: Subvert certificate? Yes. What about me? Let's show that in the end. Because I can't put my finger too.
Speaker: I don't know, I can't think of anything too. And then who else? What about spots if you're going to rename spots?
Speaker: If you guys didn't know, Spotty's our dog. I would like to name Spot. It's a bad word, not kasama. It's Spot. It's a bit spicy.
Speaker: It's not really our dog. Yeah, but spicy is like a friend of Spots. It's frost. Frost? Frosty. Frosty? What is frosty? It's not spicy. Okay, okay, okay. Ayan, another question is, if you are going to write a book, what will it be about? About my life.
Speaker: Also, it's like a biography. Biographies, I think, about your life. I think geography is science. Geography is about places. Ah, yes. All right. So what makes you feel good, Nate? For example, you feel good and you feel good.
Speaker: Yeah, what do you like to talk about in that book? A lot of things.
Speaker: Yeah, I give people money a lot. And that makes you feel good, giving money. Why money when you can give things? Maybe to someone, homeless. Homeless? Yes. So you like to give? What else? So giving makes you feel good. Yeah, sharing things makes you feel good. That's a good Anno.
Speaker: What are we telling you about sharing? Be careful also, no? Because sometimes people would take advantage of you. But as long as you have the right motive here in your heart and you want to help out
Speaker: And that's really good. Can you share with us your school experience now that there's COVID? It's good. And sometimes there's trouble. Trouble how?
Speaker: I don't travel. I don't travel. I don't travel. I don't travel. I don't travel. I don't travel.
Speaker: Would you rather have modular classes? How is that possible? I think if it's face to face, it's gonna be face to face for good.
Speaker: Did you notice any difference in the way we teach you?
Speaker: You're supposed to talk, Nate, and not make science, because this is a podcast. Podcast is audio only. They cannot see what you're doing. They can only hear you.
Speaker: Okay, if you were a teacher, you can teach your students anything. How are you going to teach that to them? How will you encourage your students to share?
Speaker: I don't know. Okay, I'm not a teacher. So you like to teach them about sharing. Now what's tricky about sharing is you have to be a good example, or when it comes to teaching, you have to be a good example.
Speaker: and you are not going to become an effective teacher. So if you're going to talk about or if you're going to teach your students about sharing, then they have to see it in you that you are sharing.
Speaker: Now, speaking more about sharing, if you could give $1 ,000 to people or to a group of people, $1 ,000 is like 54 ,000 pesos. It can be a person, a group, a denomination, an organization.
Speaker: I would pay them to charity. Oh, charity. And there's a lot of different charities. My charity for children, for old people, for a non -charity, for young people. So I'm gathering food stock. Food bank, I mean. Food bank. So you will give food supplies to all people. Check a bank.
Speaker: What do you mean bank? What do you mean by bank? Bank is where you store money. How will you relate that to food? Wait, wait, wait. For example, I don't know if it's because of food banks. What do you mean by Walmart? Oh, grocery stores? Yes. What do you mean by that? How do you say grocery? Yes. What do you mean by grocery?
Speaker: Ah, you will have supplies available for people.
Speaker: I'm Walmart. Walmart is a business. So you'll give it to centers that help dogs. Yes. That's good. If you think, well, I mean, do you think you understand Tagalog English? Yes, but not too much now.
Speaker: Yeah. Do you think it's fun to learn another language? Don't go away. We'll be back after the break.
Speaker: Do you think it's fun to learn another language? Sure. Sure? What do you mean sure? Is that yes or a no? Yes, it's a yes. It's a yes. Okay. Helpful language. Don't know. When you go to that place.
Speaker: If you could learn one foreign language, if you could learn one foreign language, every country has its own language.
Speaker: I'll say Japanese. Japanese? Yes. Do you know a Japanese word? I know one but I don't remember it. It's supposed to mean hi guys. Why did you forget it? It's a Konnichiwa. I forgot. Konnichiwa. Okay, then Japanese. Japanese is good, yes. What makes you laugh? I don't know how to say it. Marame. Like?
Speaker: What made you love Kannina? What made you love Kannina? What made you love Kannina? What made you love Kannina? What made you love Kannina? What made you love Kannina? What made you love Kannina? What made you love Kannina? What made you love Kannina? What made you love Kannina? What made you love Kannina? What made you love Kannina? What made you love Kannina? What made you love Kannina? What made you love Kannina?
Speaker: You can make your face so wiggly and your arms. Aside from doing crazy things, Anapa makes you laugh. What else? Papa's corny jokes, do they make you laugh?
Speaker: Ah, okay, okay. Enough with the laughing part. If you would open a store, what would you sell?
Speaker: toys. What kind of toys? There are different kinds of toys.
Speaker: 200 or 300 pesos dollars. Who is your favorite storybook character? It can be from the Bible, it can be from the story you read. How will you introduce him to them? I will introduce
Speaker: I actually don't know. No, I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know.
Speaker: And save you. And save you that I don't across.
Speaker: And you will be forgiven from all your sins.
Speaker: Okay, so if you have a little dog, it's spicy, it's spicy, it's spicy, it's spicy, it's spicy, it's spicy, it's spicy, it's spicy, it's spicy, it's spicy, it's spicy, it's spicy, it's spicy, it's spicy, it's spicy, it's spicy, it's spicy, it's spicy, it's spicy, it's spicy, it's spicy,
Speaker: Oh my God, I love you. I love you too. I love you too. I love you too. I love you too. I love you too. I love you too. I love you too. I love you too. I love you too.
Speaker: No, no. But I see that for another podcast. And, just kidding, I would say hello. We don't understand it.
Speaker: When you're hungry, you cry. When you're sleepy, you cry. When you're upset, you cry. Everything is about cry. So it's hard to understand. All you do is cry. If they're scared, they bark. If they are surprised, they bark.
Speaker: If they're they are galette they also bark like everything they do they bite that's their only way to communicate so I mean
Speaker: Happy pets. Really? I love you 3000. Really? Maybe that's just enough. Do you think that app is really effective or it just wants you to make you feel better?
Speaker: Yeah, I think it's really effective. Really? Yes. I will check that out.
Speaker: Sounds now. Oh, so it's not really like you let the dog talk.
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Speaker: I have another question. What do you think you're going to become when you grow up? Who are you going to help? You asked for a baby brother or a baby sister already. Why?
Speaker: Are you okay now, Hindipasa? When you begin, Lord? I am happy, happy, happy. I don't want to be responsible. Responsible Kuya. I think you're going to become a responsible Kuya. I think you're going to become a responsible Kuya. I think you're going to become a responsible Kuya. I think you're going to become a responsible Kuya. I think you're going to become a responsible Kuya. I think you're going to become a responsible Kuya. I think you're going to become a responsible Kuya. I think you're going to become a responsible Kuya. I think you're going to become a responsible Kuya. I think you're going to become a responsible Kuya. I think you're going to become a responsible Kuya. I think you're going to become a responsible Kuya.
Speaker: Where were we? Are you okay? I am a little bit... I guess what does that mean? A little bit okay. What does that mean? Half. Half long. Half half also. Half half. If you have a power, what is it going to be? Controlling fire. Why? I like fire. Okay. And controlling ice.
Speaker: How will you?
Speaker: Does that include being able to control like Maa fire, Sabahai and forests? The world is suffering from forest fires. A lot of places. That's how the Sabana is made.
Speaker: Okay, last question, Tayo. Are you happy, Nate? Yes. Why? Because I have a family like this. If you are going to leave a message for Papa right now, what will you tell him? Because he's going to listen to this podcast. What will you tell Papa? I love Papa. Pretend like you're talking to Papa. Papa.
Speaker: I love you. I love you so much. What about your Lolas and Lolo? If there's a kid listening to this right now,
Speaker: I don't know my advice. No, I think you have Hindi Mulan. You just don't realize it. Any advice about them? Always share. Always share, guys. Sharing is caring. Doesn't sharing is bad? Because if they didn't share, she's bad. Hashtag sharing.
Speaker: hashtag sharing okay thank you do you want to promote your channel do you want people to subscribe to your channel youtube channel please subscribe to make the matter and like and the notification bell and but it's been a while since we last posted a video yeah
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Speaker: I think that's it for this episode.
Speaker: Thank you so much, Nate, for your time. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. And yeah, thank you, everyone, for listening. I hope that you all have a wonderful day.
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