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Family Voice Memos

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Hey Liz, I just want you to know that I love you.

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Hey there, what's up? I don't know why this thing didn't use the proper recording, I call. I put a little weird music symbol. But I was like, AI generated, you know? Take it as it comes.

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Look, Grace, I can record a podcast in here. So tell me about your day. So what is that? Here you go. Great. I made a tiny princess drawing on the screen. What should she have next? A castle, a flower, or a crown? Really? This is, uh, supposedly, a drawer, no breakfast beach. That's not good.

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Hello, my listeners. This is Adolfo and Grace, and you're hearing Adolfo and Grace podcast. Today we're going to talk about... Daisy. And Daisy from Mario. You know how Princess Pitch is always on the front cover. What happened with the love for Daisy, right? Yeah, well, she's not in any video. Also, she's not in any of the movies, which seems from Mario so far, but it seems she might be on the next one. Yeah. So, um... And the Super Mario Galaxy, uh, movie is so bad. Really bad. Yeah, because there's small, there's like, Bowser Junior has like a paintbrush. And this is the weirdest part. Bowser says, he's, he, in some of the movie, Bowser's good, but he's supposed to be bad. Yeah, he's a bad guy, was he been good? Yeah, why? So it's very confusing. Yeah, it is. And there is a dragon that has nothing to do in there. Yeah, and we don't like dragons. Yeah. And... has a grown kind of magic. Yeah. And? And supposedly, Princess Peach and Rosalina are sisters. I didn't even know that. And did you know what? When they touched when they touched him together in the movie, Mario's in a jail, and when they touched hands together, they broke, the gel was holding their hands together. Yeah, that doesn't happen if Grace and I hold hands together. There is nothing breaking yells happening. Yeah. Maybe it's because their gloves have some type of power. The gloves? Yeah, maybe the gloves have some type of power. Yeah, I think so too. Well, this has been a very good episode about Daisy. We talk about how there is not too much love to her, but she might be in the next movie. So we're excited to see that, right, Grace? Yeah, but, um, about, but somehow, Bowser drawed his dad mini? I don't know why, but somebody steal his that, and, and the, I think for his birthday, he got that paint purse, and, um, And then. Mario, stall the dad and um, that was a junior, put his, but Mario, caught his dad too late, which was Bowser. Yeah. And like in one of the Mario Games. Um, Belger Jr. is like, Could you help me? My dad doesn't really like me that much anymore. That's what I'm talking about. Like when, when Mario meets up with Belcher Jr. and like, Belcher Jr. has his paint brush, which I can't remember, he's powerful or not, he kind of says his dad kind of hates him now. You need to tell to get him back when you. Yeah, what kind of dad is that? Yeah, like the worst die of the world. . Yeah. I mean, well, he's a bowser. Yeah, Bowser is bad. But to his son, I mean, why? And now this is this was Leia's and Adolfo and Grace in this 1st episode of Adolfo and Grace podcast. Say bye-bye guys. The end. And also Elias's podcast.

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Hi. That was my dad talking. Um, today, let's make a podcast about a pool. pool. So if you're about to sing in a pool that has a deeper and you want to go there, you have, and, and you don't know how, how to, how to swim. Then you need a floaty. You're right that you said you wanna hear the podcast. I can't mean... that podcast. Here you go. And... And now you're gonna hear my favorite podcast. It's called Discovery Mountain. How are you? There was a papino there. What time was it? And now, you're hearing... the podcast of Daddy and the and the list and Grace. Hi, I missed Jean. Join me on the trip to Discovery Mountain. Where the air is clear, almost clear enough to hear your imagination, and where every day. I just to say something about it. Join me for today's expedition on...

This scary mountain. This is... Yeah! Oh, you can see my, um, little picture I made of a hand? In our last episode of the story series. I have a hand with no colors. And it'll go, flip the mill. Get the hikers. Get that out. Christ, hack on him. thought was the beginning of the trail. They're about to discover that they're wrong where they think they are. In today's episode called Wait, Emma and Ethan exercise more than their legs for the height. They will exercise their faith, and specifically their patients. Let's rejoin the hikers and pray that they stop the cliff before it's too late. All righty, hikers. Who's ready day? is clear. I can just smell it. I'm ready. Me, too. This will be my third time climbing Ellie's Peak. You going for a school record, Madison? Maybe. Emma, do you have your backpack? Check. Ethan? Check. Jake, this isn't where we usually start the hike. Oh, yeah, I know. You must have fallen down. All right, Javelin. Forward March. Parkadine, why don't you lead the way? I'll watch for stragglers at the back. Oh, righty, then. Everyone step in time. Forward, March. One, two, three, four, eight. Hey. Wait a minute. This looks different. Ouch. Are you okay, Ethan? Yeah, I just got something pokey in my leg. Yeah, here, let me look. Oh, it's just a prickle. There you go. Thanks, Jake. Uh, no sweat. Let's catch up with the others. Keep in time, hikers. Wait! Everyone, stop. Danger ahead? Yes. Clips ahead. Oh, no, stop everyone.

Get away. Ooh, that was a close one. Jake, what is that? I have no clue. Duck slide behind us. Everyone back to the bus. There's two late. We can't get there. Emma, easy, Follow me. Jump! Some rocks? tumble down the mountainside behind them. Emma and Ethan, listen to Jake. The three hikers jumped away from the rocks and towards the cliff. The rocks thunder down the mountain, and then settled in place. And Erie silence followed. Eow! My wrist. Oh, my ankle! Ethan, Jake, are you all right? I'm okay, Emma. A little battered, but I guess I'm okay. Where are we? We, uh, we jumped away from the rock slide. We jumped off the ledge? Yeah, but, but, see? We land right here, safe and sound. Almost. Emma, Ethan, are you two all right? We're okay. Oh, no. Jake, look. Oh, no! The rocks, like, locked our own way up. Are we stuck here forever? It's all right, Ethan. Parker Dean will save us. And I'm here, too, you know. Oh, yes, of course, Jake. Parker Dean, is everyone all right? We're okay. Stay there and keep still. Don't disturb the rocks. Parker Dean? Can you rescue us? Never fear. I will rescue you. Just sit and wait. Be patient. Yes, it is. Be patient. Huh? I'm afraid I'm not very good at that. I think so. Me neither. So, I? I have no choice. Are they even as cool as I can do? No. What did you do? Let's look for a seat. Well, I like this, so anyway. Emma, I'm scared. It's all right. Ethan, is your ankle located?

Yeah, I think so. Okay, let's sit over here, away from the loose rocks, and with our backs against the cliff. Good idea, Emma. Here. Now, look at our perfect view of the sunrise over those mountains. Yes, it is really beautiful. Not exactly how I thought we'd spend our day. Are we gonna have to sit here all day? Well, I don't know about that. Parker Dean is working to rescue us. One day isn't so bad. Moses spent four years in the mountains, taking care of sheep. Yeah, Midian. Hey, Emma. Yeah, Jake? You've been paying attention in Bible class. Well, yeah, it's my favorite class. Really? I don't know what to say. I can relate to Moses. I love learning about how God used him. Yeah, the story of Moses. Hey, I feel left out. Who's Moses, and why do you spend 40 years in the mountains? Oh, Ethan, it's a wonderful story. It starts in the Book of Exodus. Exodus? Yeah. The second book in the Bible. And in what chapter is the mountain part, Jake? In Exodus chapter 2. See, it all started when Moses went out to see the Israelites, and the Egyptian taskmaster was eating one of the Hebrew slaves. Moses didn't like that, so what he did... Oh, don't start there, Jake. Or Ethan won't like Moses. I won't? Well, all right. How did you tell it, Emma? Moses was running. Running away from Pharaoh. He ran straight into the wilderness. Straight into the land of Minions, far away from Egypt. Oh, water. Oh, I'm so thirsty. I just have to keep going. What was that? There's no one around. It must have been the wind. Oh, I need water. Why did I react so patiently? Oh, patience, patience? I'd never seen that.

Close this. Why are you always in such a hurry? Oh, shit, time of sandal stars. You need to slow down. I'm learning some patience for it. Tie your handles. Oh, water. I just need water. Oh, I'm too tired to walk anymore. Oh, water. I have to get water. I'm so thirsty. Oh, come on, now. We need to draw water from the well. Father, sheep are thirsty. Oh, thirsty, so thirsty. Honeybee, look this way. Ha! I got you. I'll eat you. I'll get all of you. You can outrun their big sister. Little bird, you might me feel this, but I The fastest. Oh, yeah? Do just because Father called you Grasshopper, that makes you fast? Quit splashing. You'll get water on the baby and wake her up. Ah, ah. Awesome. Water. The baby's laughing. She likes wine. She likes water. I must be turning me. I'm not dreaming. Oh, well? So thirsty. Oh, I'm a mess. I don't want to scare those girls. Oh, is this some of the patience, no patience? All right, girls, listen up. Let's finish drawing water. Father's waiting for us. Little bird, look behind you. What is it? All right, all you young women, move along. We need to drill wire for our flocks. Yes, sir. My sisters and I are almost finished drawing water for our father's sheep.

And we'll be on our way. You're finished now. Move along. We're nearly finished, sir. Little bird. Finish doing your pail, little girl. It's all right. This isn't a playplace for girls. Our flocks are thirsty. I don't like the looks of these two. Our father's flocks are thirsty as well. I said, You heard the young lady. Her father's flocks are thirsty, too. Look at you, all dressed like an Egyptian. Does who do you think you are? Yeah, maybe he thinks he's fair himself. I'm somebody who wants you to wait your turn until these young ladies are dumb. All right. We'll come back later. Yeah. Take your time, young ladies. Take all the time you need. And don't come back. until they're far, far away from here.

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And they don't listen very well. Yeah, very different from your palace life. Yep. You know, out here in the mountains, all alone. reminded of my childhood. Oh, when you were with your Hebrew family? Yeah, out here all day, I'm surrounded by the beauty of the mountains. They are majestic. You know, remember, just how big and mighty God is, and how small the Egyptian gods are. Well, how small I am, too, looking out at these beautiful mountains. I see God's name everywhere. I forgot all about Egypt. Oh, look, you're last draggling a sheep. Oh, come in. Come into pasture. I'm still learning to depend on God to wait patiently on him. I'm all just, why did you leave Egypt? I'm sleep here at Midi. Well, I, um. Love this little bird. The food is ready. All right, coming, little brook. You go ahead. I'll make sure the sheep are all safely secured for that night. All right, we'll save a dish for you. Whew Save my little brook. Moses faithfully cared for Jethro Sheep, his sheep shearing skills grew, and so did his patience. The longer he spent in the mountains, along with God, the more he grew to depend on him. Moses became a patient shepherd. Moses, why do you look so nervous? Oh, Jethro, I really need to speak to you about something. Have a seat, Moses. As he knows, the poor would really like to be married. Yes, you already have my blessing. But there's something I must tell you first. What is it? I fled from Egypt for a reason, you know? Yes, I always imagined that there was a good reason. Well, Pharaoh wanted to kill me. Why? You were like a grandson to him. I was, but I did something terrible. Well, one day, I left the palace, and I saw an Egyptian beating a Hebrew slave, one of my people, and I was so angry and impatient, and what did you do? Well, I killed the Egyptian, and I buried him in the sand. I see. Does the world know about this? yes, she does. I've told her everything. I don't know why, but I thought I got away with murder, but I didn't. Our Sams will always find us out. Oh, they sure did. The next day, I saw two Hebrew men fighting with each other. I scolded them. they turned on me. They attacked you? Well, they attacked me with their words, they taunted me, and they said, Who made you a prince and judge over us? Are you going to kill us, like you did the Egyptian? Oh, I see. Well, I mean, then that I had to flee, Pharaoh, he would never let me live. Well, if you wish me to leave your home and your family, I will do so at once. Sit back down, Moses. You throw it a lot in a short time. Yeah, I agree. You're patient. ancestors again. Yes, I have. Perhaps God has sent you here to the mountains to help you discover just who you are, to prepare you for some great task. Then you don't want me to leave? No, no, you still have my blessing to marry Zepora. And to stay on this my shepherd. Oh, thank you, Jethro, thank you. You don't plan to stay too long, though, do you? You'll want to set up your own home and your own land. Oh, yes, uh, not too long, Jethro. Thank you for your kindness here in the mountains. I thank God for you. Emma? Oh, are you here? How long do Moses stay with Jethro? 40 years? 40 years? That was a long way in the mountains. Yeah. Now you see why I said waiting a whole day wasn't too long. Oh, hearing that story? looking at these mountains? I felt like Moses did. You did? How, Jake? Well, just look at this beauty. God's name is written everywhere. Can't you see it? I can't. God is big, isn't he? Oh, that he is, Ethan. Oh, no, not the falling rocks again. It's all right. I'm here to rescue you. Oh, Parker Dean. Thank you. It's all Rick. I rescue you to here. Parker, Dean. Are you? okay? Yes, Ethan, I'm... Oh... I'm Emma. And, oh, no. What's happening? Uh. quick. He's going over Emma. Ethan, grab one arm, and I've got the other one. Parker Dean, are you all right? Oh, I don't think he can hear you, Emma. Why can't you hear? Look at those hugest fed. Oh, no. Who's gonna rescue our rescuer? Then who's gonna rescue us? Oh, no. disaster. Disaster! Oh, no. It sounds like Jake Hammond, even, going to have to keep exercising their faith about being patient. I sure hope that Parker game is all right, and everyone will find their way off the mountain safely. In next week's episode, in this story series, family matters. We'll find out if the hikers ever make it to the summit of Ellie's Peak or not. And maybe we'll finally learn just who Parker D is. Until next time, keep exercising your faith. I'm waiting patiently. It was perfect.

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You can record your voice, and you say, Hey, this was my day, blah, blah, blah. And then you can care later.

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Is it starting? Okay. Um, silly, jelly, kitty, all the sun. We're having so much fun. Dilly, dilly, kitty. Oh, the sun? We're having so much fun. Uh oh. How do we start recording?

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Silly, silly, dilly, Billy. Oh, the moon. We are having a good mood. Silly, dilly, dilly, on the moon. We are having a good mood.

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Testing this device. 123.

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Hello everyone, this is Atolfo and Grace, and you're hearing Adolfo and Grace podcast. Today we're going to talk about discouragement. Grace feels a little bit sad because she wanted to go swimming and we couldn't go. So Carlos, Grace, how are you feeling? My heart is feeling not that good and sad. What made you feel that way? Because the other day going in the pool was so much fun. So you were wanted to have a day like that again today. Yeah. And what happened? We couldn't go because it was raining too much, and when it stopped raining, it was too late. Yeah. Sometimes things like that happen, huh? Yeah. What can we do when we feel sad, Chris? We can write it down or make a podcast about it. Yeah. We can talk about it and feel better. Yeah. Do you feel a little bit better? Just, like, one percent. Okay, we're still gonna grab it down, right? Yeah. Yeah. Okay, guys, this was the podcast of Adolfo and Grace. It's a beverage for you to listen to us. Stay tuned for the next episode. Of course, and, and the next one is gonna be adult, and Grace and Elise is episode. Bye.

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Today, I fix the audio volume issue, while my issue on the device on the 35 inches screen, color, ESP 32, so hopefully the kids can use it for recording some nice audio notes.

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Okay, I'm here with Grace. This is Daddy, and this is? Me, Grace. And together, we're doing Daria and Grace podcast. In this episode, we're going to talk about our plan, with the new kinetic hand. Tell us about it Chris. Well, I already have some pink kinetics, and, and I want more that's gonna be with blue and red, and all I want, I can make, because it's gonna look so pretty, that makes the blue and red. Okay. It's gonna look like blue, red, Superman ice cream. I think it's just gonna look like a block. So you should try it with a little bit instead of the whole thing. Yeah. What can you do with kinetic side? You can build stuff? And, um, you can build, uh, a castle, you can build, a sky on the bottom. You can build a tree, maybe? Hmm. That's why I love kinetic sand. Yeah. And what is your favorite color for that kinetic sun? Blue, red mixed together. Well, this was 30 adults, one grace in this episode about kinetic time. Until next time. We, we are gonna talk about... How much I love kinetics and? We'll see you later in our next episode.

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Hi, this is Daddy and Grace's podcast. I'm Daddy. And I'm Grace. Today we're gonna learn how much I love kinetics and. So tell me, Grace, how much to love kinetic sense. One million thousand percent, but I love my dad, which is called daddy? Infinity, Thousand Infinity, Thousand percent. Oh, señor. Gracias. What is the thing you like or love about Connecticut? That you can build stuff and, um, you can build whatever you want, maybe. And let's be realistic. But are some of the things that you have built with kinetics and that you want to share with us? A volcano. Ooh, erupting. And, um... And a flower. And... a mouse running away of a garbage cab. Oh, boy. What was that? That seems like a lot of fun. Hours and hours of screen distraction. Screenless. So in our next video, we are going to talk about how much? I really love kinetics and. Yeah, this was just a taste. The next video would be really in depth of how much grace loves kinetic. Yeah. Bye bye. On the next video, we'll talk together, and see if we both love kinetics, and I'm gonna tell you, what actually is kinetics here? Bye. Bye.

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Hi, this is me, Grace, and this is me, Daddy. Today, we're gonna talk, how really I love, like I told you in the other media. Yeah, I know, previous, um, podcast, chapter, we talk about, some of things that Grace loves about Kinetistan, but we've left the best part, and the explanation of what actually is kinetic sand, this episode. So tell us, Grace. Well, kinetician is said that can get stuck in your hands. And um... Now I'm gonna tell you the grand finale at the end of this episode. And we're gonna introduce our guests of today. Let's see if it's ready. Hello, computer. Please tell us how kinetic sun is made. I guess shy today. So back to Grace. I'm gonna tell you what I think kinetic sand is made of. So, what I think kinetics and is made of is, um, real sand from the beach, with some colors. Yeah. That's probably it, but it must have to be, like, a really clean sand. Yeah. And like, I think they put a little, so tiny bit of glue. So, um, sticks to, like, magnetically. Wait, Leah, we're in the middle of an episode. And we're gonna give another try to our guest. Hey, computer. Tell us how kinetic sun is made. Well, he really is shy today. It's really sad. So, he, um, puts, so, my next guest is, um, the guy puts a special type of glue that, um, doesn't like stick it, but it has some type of magnetic thing, that, um, that, um, that

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Hi, this is me, Grace. And this is me, Daddy. We are gonna have four guests today. My brother, Alyas, and computer. Say, say hi, computer. Did you hear that? That's a computer desk. It always might not be ready to talk to you, yeah. Yeah, he sounds good. Okay. Would you like to talk to our to our episode? Would you like to talk to our episode? All right, bless you, Mia. Okay. Computer? How much do you love nature? I love nature a lot. Forests, oceans, and wildlife are amazing, and they're worth protecting. Those are special guest computer. He really loves nature, I guess. So come here. How much do you like houses? A lot. Nature is beauty for, fascinating, and essential to life. Computer, we didn't have podcasts, and you're, I guess, in the podcast. Tell us how much you don't like house. I like houses a lot. They give people comfort, shelter, and a place to make memories. As a podcast guest, I'd say a good house should feel safe and well called. So, computer, my name is Grace, and, um, our podcast is right now on. So I'm actually talking to you and the podcast. Nice to meet you, Grace. I'm glad to be part of the podcast, and I'm ready for your next question. How much do you like cherries? I like cherries a lot. They are sweet, juicy, and delicious, especially when they're fresh. Change your voice to David's voice. David's voice isn't available. The available voices include Daniel Style voices like Michael, Adam, Fenrier, and Puck. Change your voice to Adam's voice. My voice is now set to Adam. Hi, Adam. Um, you're invited in a podcast, actually. Hi, thanks for inviting me. I'm happy to join the podcast and chat with you. There's one more guest in the podcast, which is my brother called Elias. Nice to meet you, Aleah. I am glad to be joining you both on the podcast. Um, I don't think that Leo is ready to talk to you yet. Hi. That's okay. I'm right here. Elias is here. Hi, Elias. It's nice to have you here. I'm ready to chat whenever you are.

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Hey, this is my dad, my dad called daddy. Hey, this is me daddy. Today, we're gonna talk with me, computer, and that, I don't think that my brother, at least, is gonna want to talk. First, we're gonna start with computer. Hi computer. I'm gonna call you chat. Hi, chat works for me. What would you like to talk about? You? Or actually talking in a podcast, too. Yes, I'm still part of the podcast. I'm happy to keep chatting with you and Elias. Uh... Uh... Alice might not want to talk in this video. That's perfectly okay. I can stay quiet and let you two continue the conversation. So, Tats? How much, really, do you like cherries? Tell me which number. It's a car. Here. If you mean cats, I'd give them a nine out of ten. They're curious, playful and wonderfully independent. I said cherry, not cop. Cherry. Knock. Oh, cherries. I'd give them a nine out of ten. They're sweet, juicy, and delicious. What are some things you can enjoy, cherry sweet? You can enjoy cherries fresh. In pies, jams, smoothies, or on top of ice cream. They're especially good when they're chilled and ripe.

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My dad, daddy. Today we're gonna talk chat, which is... But now it's named chat. So cute, Richard. Take care of him. No, if you lost the other one. I promise I won't lose at this one time. I promise so much. I What? Okay. That was not part of the video. Hey, cats. Tell me some of the voices you can change to. I can switch to voices like Michael, Adam, Fenry or Puck, Emma, George, Moira, Daniel, Samantha, Karen, or Alex. I'm currently using Adam. Change your voice to Samantha. Your voice is now sent to Samantha. Your name is actually Cat, but I asked you to change his voice to Samantha. Understood. My name is Cat, and I'm speaking with Samantha's voice. Actually, you name it to me. Understood. My name is Samantha. What's your favorite thing to do at school, Samantha, in the book? If you mean me, Samantha. My favorite thing at school would be learning new things and helping classmates. Which book are you referring to? Um... I'm the real Samantha, but... the real love. It's the one where Samantha teaches her friend, is her friend, has friends that, um, laughs at her? I'm not sure which Samantha book you mean. Tell me the title. And I can answer whether her friend's friends laugh at her. The... Um, I forget that title, but, um... her name is named Samantha. I think that's the title. There may be several books titled Samantha. So I can't identify the story from the title alone. Tell me another detail about the characters or plot, and I'll try to help.