Hey, friends, welcome to the Ruth Joe Sybins podcast. One of the most common questions I get from you all is, are any of your boys like you,

do any of your boys take on your artistic tendencies? And my answer always is, yes, several of them,

but there's one boy out of the six Simon's Man Cubs that is, I would say, the most like me in terms of drawing and painting and kind of always

able to create out of nothing. So I've got with me today, creative man cup number two,

Liam Simons. Welcome, Liam, to the podcast. It's kind of fun. It's the first time to have

Liam with me. So do you think of yourself that way? Do you think of yourself as the creative,

I mean, let's just all name the unique quality in the room. You're the only one in the whole

family that has super curly hair. So we always say you are like the unique one.

But do you feel that way like about your giftings and creativity?

I generally would say so.

I mean, like especially when I was little,

I was the one that was always carrying around a sketchbook and drawing in the car

and things like that.

And not that none of the other

brothers did, but I was certainly the one that pursued that a lot. And so it generally has set me

apart in my mind for better or for worse. You know, when you were really little, we'd love to

watch these videos from when you were a kid.

But at the youngest age, you were like cutting vegetables, cooking, plating food.

And you were artistic, even from the beginning with like all sorts of creative things.

You would make believe like restaurants and you loved cooking.

I mean, and you still love cooking now. That's still a form of creativity. But I feel like in terms of

visual arts, you're really the one that's taken the greatest liking to drawing. You haven't

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