my grandmother called me and said you came by. yes, i wanted to solve your financial issue financial issues and they themselves confirmed that they had given a bribe. i didn't confirm anything. and you won't prove anything at all. i just have free funds i can give. no matter how much there was no bribe. stop the car. tell her, former student anastasia

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police are there, well, an ambulance, everything, like a heart attack, but in the apartment everything is turned upside down to return. who is this? don't know. what is hello

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be in the workshop to do everything with my own hands , my friend told me that the crazy woman was leaving. you are opening a new house. in your head, the next two or three rows immediately go there, like chess, yes, that is, several gardens in advance for themselves to already understand that their path will end the path to themselves was not easy, but it was worth it on the other side of the phone, a young voice immediately how old are you? yes? that is, people still somehow had an association that there should be a stove-maker. some slightly bearded. i think the quality of which i lacked. i just worked out in myself, that is, stereotypes. it lies in the fact that if you want, you can change this stereotype. yes, that is, you can work for yourself, the quality is still not enough for any of your goals, watch the project to break stereotypes on

belarus 24 tv channel. the first thing we did when we arrived in the village 10 years ago. we decided to ennoble our little front garden. we bought tui kazakh juniper and all kinds of ornamental shrubs and planted them. and now, look at 10 years. they have

already grown 5 m further in our plans, we had e to extend our front garden trees, there are also small shrubs here. they will grow up. we mica decided that not only our yard should be aesthetic. well, uh, the villagers too should somehow take an example from us, and from whom, if not from us, i am an architect luda a biologist, why not take an example from us, so we decided to turn our yard and our garden into an exemplary one and now when the people pass by our vegetable garden. their heads turn in our direction, and even some of them stop and go to share their experience with us.

lyuda is my elder sister, i am the younger one, respectively. we were born in the village of vorotsevichi, and all our childhood passed vratsevichi. after graduating from school, luda entered the pedagogical institute, and after 5 years i entered the brest civil engineering institute. luda lived with her husband and children in brest. i also settled in brest, where we worked, but the village. we never forgot our own. every weekend. we tried to come to help our parents. our children spent the summer here and it was very natural that when we retired after working,

we didn’t even have a doubt where we should live. we returned to our home. moreover, by this time, our dad had already died, and there remained just mom and aunt. and as if by inheritance , my mother and aunt lived together all my life. and we got it . we also began to live together here in our own home together. and it's easier and more fun and we can rely on each other 'cause we know we won't let each other down. all our wonderful bright memories are connected with this place and we want our mature years to pass in our homeland. you are not so darling, my dear. the same to

small, you are not so visual edge of affairs surrendered on the wings to the ears. now deep autumn long ago birds flew away to warmer climes, only nests remained. in our village, storks flew in and lived near every house. and if it is a symbol of life, this is the belief of the entire belarusian people. now we are at the crossroads of four roads. and this was once the end of our village according to the chronicles according to the documents, the village was located on this side on a hill, there were swamps everywhere. but the northern side was such a swamp and, probably, the name of our village vorotsevichi, old people, came from it. they say

vychy in belarusian is to return toss and turn. very often people, uh, like those who traveled from the south side to the north, bumping into these swamps, could not pass them. it was an impenetrable swamp and had to return, so the village remained. here is her name vorottsevichi. the history of the village begins in 1497. that village is quite old from the place where it used to stand, it eventually left. ue in the east stretched for almost 3 km. the village was at different times. lived

a different number of people had many children. and since the village was among the swamps, then, of course, on the other hand, people were engaged in their agriculture on the lands . according to ancient legends , the first orthodox church of our village stood on this place. it was wooden; it was built in 1861. she stood at this place for 10 years, and then burned down next to it was a cemetery, it was called. lenochka, do you remember that this stone, which now stands in this place, he kept behind the cemetery, and we often came and sat on this stone, trying to calculate what was written on it,

but we could not read, because there were more children. e already later we realized that it was written in polish, and the former chairman of our collective farm. anatoly alekseevich lipnetnik did a lot to ensure that this place, which is already, as it were, was lost. we thought for, uh, for us , he revived it people, huge people came. eh, the trees removed the bushes and put the graves in order , and every year during the big holidays , orthodox women from our parish come to clean the graves and put up lamps. and this place has already acquired its historical significance for us. after burned down, old wooden church.

funds were raised and a new brick church was built. here, not far from the neighboring village, deposits of clay were discovered and a brick factory was operating. so this church was built of brick, which was mined in the neighboring village of gorbakha. the church, uh, is the center of the village. this chair is the church of the transfiguration. it is so called here flock to the inhabitants, while surrounded by trees. very interesting story, but connected with the church. she worked from 1878 to 1966 in the sixty-sixth year the church was closed in in 1907, father

nikolaeva was sent to our parish, who worked in this church for 50 years. this father did a lot for our villages; he was an educated, intelligent person. he served under the tsarist government, he served during the great patriotic war and, according to people's stories, he helped the partisans ; and he also passed on to the partisans, he also kept a diary; after his death, this diary passed to his friend adrian. adrian, in turn, gave it to his relative, buckwheat. raisia ​​andreevna, who worked at our school as a teacher, and she already showed this diary to the director of our school, a russula. e, to sergei petrovich in the diary. it displayed an event that took place in the village and there

were two lines of mention. about napoleon orda , the director of the school, sergei petrovich, was a story and he was very interested in these two lines. chki and he became the initiator, and the fact that we returned after 100 years. after napoleon orda died, we returned to him already in our time. this is the place to which all our childhood memories are the territory of our former school. now she has changed beyond recognition. we used to come here every day all the time. there were solemn lines.

there were playgrounds, behind the school there was a large sports ground, and there was always noise, because someone always played either volleyball or basketball, the people of our village always gathered. at our school , there were concerts and assembly performances. and today, within the walls of our school are the regional museum complex named after napoleon orda and today. this is also the center of cultural life, not only in our village , people from all over belarus come from europe in order to get acquainted with the work of our talented fellow countryman napoleon orda. before everything seemed big, i can’t believe that here earlier in our time, when we studied here, we gathered here. so many people.

this is the former corridor of our school behind our back is the place where during school holidays parents' meetings. the scene was set. she was dragging her these boards, and they put wooden and we danced and sang on this stage, there was a choir there, and we often fell from there. yes , and we were caught by the spectators sitting in front of us, and here they put benches for our parents, who always came to our school holidays. this was our life. and this was the teacher's room. here was the director's office. and there was a class in it. in general, no one wanted to do any well, because next

to the teacher's room it was necessary to behave. good directors side by side. luda, look what 's going on. how many exhibits are there. we are you haven't seen this before. yes, this is a new hall. and this is all from our life, when you look at the bugle running, pioneer mountains, our school formats. pay attention to the scores pulled out something else so considered the first second class. look luda and our boys are in primary school. they wore bags like this and all the textbooks were placed here. well, these items are all familiar to us in the appointment of some, even we do not know, and what can we say about the new generation, and i think it will be very interesting. and today, on the territory of the vorotsevichi school is located museum complex the museum complex includes two buildings, this art gallery and the

napoleon orda museum itself. the art gallery includes several halls and the halls are dedicated to a certain period. we have a glider hall there, where contemporary artists have exhibited their expositions. there is also a hall dedicated to the time of the ussr, the second building is the museum of napoleon orda and it also includes five halls and each hall is dedicated to a certain period of napoleon orda , uh, the museum complex. of course, attracted a large number of tourists who want to know see look. i think that this village is

a new influx of people, of course, now an extra village cannot be compared with what used to be better at home. a new school has been built, and now many are returning to the village, and we are very glad that the children do not leave their native land, their parental home without an owner. they are now time is such that, perhaps, everything. do you want to move. you want to live, live somewhere nearby in the city, we were born in the village of vorotsevichi, and all our childhood has passed. here we often came on bicycles and just walked in this area. and they couldn't even guess. that it was on this place that the estate of our great fellow countryman napoleon

orda once was, his work is valuable because he displayed a building of architectural value and now our modern architects and restorers restore these architectural monuments precisely guided by the drawings of napoleon orda the name of napoleon orda was forgotten by the inhabitants of the village of vortsevichi and the first note about him appeared only on september 9, 1971. this became the starting point for the return of our name glorious countryman. and napoleon orda was an artist, uh, composer, musician, teacher and publicist, very uh, a lot of people, uh, contributed to the return of this name on february 11, 1807. e was born in

the family of michael horde and the newtons of the horde in directness, whose boy was named napoleon matteusz tadeusz from the ivanovo church, who has survived to this day, a priest was invited to this very estate. here. e. in this family, the only boy was born, but the fourth child is already in the family, therefore the evidence is, er, a church mark. a also old maps that show what was found here. or rather, there used to be a family estate here. and this is confirmed by documents in the grodno and minsk archives. e that approximately the sixteenth century, and even earlier, an absolutely local mouth of our trip lived here. uh horde manor house lasted until 1943 and was destroyed during the great patriotic war to its very foundation. that is, only e, the historical foundation of the end of the 18th century, was preserved, and

only in 2004 was found, respectively. archaeologists. uh, with what it began with the restoration of the wedding house, uh in 2009 , but a wooden structure appeared. in 2019, the presidential grant was won by the regional museum complex, which contributed to the shortest literally in 2 years to complete the building to the form that exists now and immediately fill it. eh, inside. eh, the exhibits of the contents of the house are only items reminiscent of the era of the 19th century, since the house was destroyed and nothing personally belonging to napoleon, of course, was preserved. very well stood, manor. it is in the distance here is the main

village. here, the church has also been preserved , it is noteworthy that this is the second temple in the village, varsevichi, which opened in 1872 and napoleon orda also participated in its creation. life in the countryside is familiar to us. we did not have to rebuild ourselves. did we know what it is to live in the countryside, what is work? what is communication with village people? we wanted a little, well, to transform our past life in the village. and here are the real ones, so we tried to be next to us beautiful in the first place, so that we now

enjoy our superfluous life in the countryside. and in general, we succeeded. we we are glad that everything works out for us. we are glad to have such people around us. this is our earth as we love it. she gives us what she can give for us. so you think to retire and come to the village? we realized that we still have strength. we still have the opportunity to grow something here in our native fertile land, which is the first thing we did. we planted raspberries. it's remontant juice, we get two harvests, one at the beginning of summer, and the second until frost. there are two rows of remontant raspberries, and this year we also

planted one row of early summer raspberries. a pear garden, however, young apple leaves have already flown from them. sveta learned to graft the entire garden that is now growing in our country. it 's all a luminous work together, together we pretend our plans come true. so we have green. so we have to remove it. let's leave something here. i don't know if we have a good one here or come on. grapes on our vineyards have long since matured, and the only bush that has yet to show its maturity will move out. this is what we have left called this bush of the vineyard. anyuta, he is very late and

due to such weather conditions. he is not mature this year. we did not collect it, however. we walk here every day looking for him quietly. grapes for belarus is a complex culture, because they grow it in the south in belarus, the climate is not right, but as it turned out in pinsk, retired on our side , grapes have long been grown. and we got to know the masses people who are already engaged in these grapes. e for many years and we decided too. why don’t we try on our site now more grape statuses of them, probably 50-60 varieties, and we know where we have which variety grows, what it is called and the features of its growth. right now we are standing near the bush of arcadia. yes, this year it is

a little bit difficult for him, because it was late spring and the grapes were lagging behind. it was almost a whole month. we took care of his every kidney this year, our grapes pleased our and the people who came to us to buy it. 8 years ago we planted our first bushes, of course, these were mistakes. it was it was practice. now we already know how grapes are grown. and we have a lot of friends wine growers, from whom we adopt experience. we are happy to communicate with them, because people are some kind of benevolent special large beautiful big berry. at first we were surprised that we have it and we can grow it like that

in belarus in general and our woodland is a fertile land of the earth if you put it into your work and a particle of her soul, if this is a favorite thing, then she will give you her wealth, her strength. 10 years i lived on sakhalin on sakhalin, the most beautiful nature of the sea day and night, but it always stood before my eyes. my village is a belarusian calm landscape, a fox, i dreamed that i would come and walk in my forests and pick mushrooms and berries, so that i would go out to my reservoir with my children and grandchildren to rest. and in general, there are good people like our people you rarely meet when we arrived.