my name is svetlana barovskaya.still have a lot of universities in our country that you can graduate from, right? as if, well, i agree, yes, but somehow i don’t really want to, katyusha went out to america, to a high bank on a steep one, meeting amazing people, hello, my name is svetlana alexander, of course, i’m interested in the bison preschool forestry project, i've never heard of this, who invented it, what is it for a good person, thank you for receiving us so early in the morning, it’s a weekday, we ’re filming, the kids are in school, but what should we do? and there is also a lot of useful and interesting information, but i see that they are there in some amazing forest raincoats, of course, but where did they get these raincoats, what will they do so that the oak grows with their girlfriend, they plant two houses, and they have families you are not there, i’m not married yet, yes, so it’s like in an active search, let’s say , but in an active search it’s like, look good morning belarus with svetlana. look a

barovskaya, so you know, in principle, we still have a lot of universities in our country that..., the kids are going to school, but what should we do? and there is also a lot of useful and interesting information, but i see that they are there in some amazing forest raincoats, of course, but where did they get these raincoats, what should they do to make the oak tree grow? they planted two with their girlfriend at home, but you don’t have a family, with us he’s single, not married, yes, so, as if in an active search, let’s say, yes, in an active one - it’s like, look, the good morning of belarus. with svyatlana borovskaya on tv channel belarus 24. let you love it like a flower in the field, like a young plant, who flocks over a crayfish, like a patch. what a frequent call, for the clear eyes, for the soul for the song that i can hear, for the richly booming laughter, the young one, may you love me, may i love you for the bright hours, yakiya... you give me the most frequent experiences, for the most intense, honey daughter-in-law, let me love you.

barovskaya, knows, because she recently visited there. it so beautifully, that’s why the chef and i, yes, the mouth has no control, 300 years and 40 years, what’s the difference between families of history, let’s speed up, speed up the pace, you see how the guys are learning. your children learn to dance, ancient dances at christmas, what the director of the castle dreams of, who conducts theatrical excursions, what ancient recipes are prepared in local restaurant and when is the children's ball? you will find out in the new episode of the program this saturday, turn on good ranitsa belarus with svetlana borovskaya tomorrow at 9:15 and good ranitsa, but i need to talk, or what? it’s okay, we’ll talk, we’ll trim, but... here are the wine cellars, let’s hold on for 500 years, lady kokhanka, how tenderly you address all people, that’s why they called you that, they say you should open your mouth, we applaud, we applaud the minsk castle, how long have you been held a book in their hands, flipped through page after page, greedily tasting every