responsive early childhood ecosystem that our early childhood and families need. thank you for continued work in the lives of children of san francisco. thank you. >> thank you. >> public speaker: my name is rachel church and my public story was published in san francisco in 2019 by abraham rodriguez in the online newspaper. due to my severe ptsd and anxiety condition i was unable to work and i lived with my daughter in a motor home and moved to a trailer and where i # waited for my children's proxy voucher for 8 months. i was so grateful when my voucher was ready and my baby could learn and i can get a job where it would not contribute to my anxiety. where this is said and we are concerned about accountability transparency decision making and which pot of money funds which program. we want to make sure that baby prop c does not support other funded programs under dys. remember how child care got choked and fizzled out under dcys. that historical fact is rel -- very relevant. now they are trying to take out other programs. thank god you are able to pass this in th

responsive early childhood ecosystem that our early childhood and families need. thank you for continued work in the lives of children of san francisco. thank you. >> thank you. >> public speaker: my name is rachel church and my public story was published in san francisco in 2019 by abraham rodriguez in the online newspaper. due to my severe ptsd and anxiety condition i was unable to work and i lived with my daughter in a motor home and moved to a trailer and where i # waited for my children's proxy voucher for 8 months. i was so grateful when my voucher was ready and my baby could learn and i can get a job where it would not contribute to my anxiety. where this is said and we are concerned about accountability transparency decision making and which pot of money funds which program. we want to make sure that baby prop c does not support other funded programs under dys. remember how child care got choked and fizzled out under dcys. that historical fact is rel -- very relevant. now they are trying to take out other programs. thank god you are able to pass this in th

and this year, the participants watched decided to plunge into the childhood of anastasia kobose willxplain everything. this is how the childhood of the great writer leo tolstoy sounds, or rather, this is how the pianist viktor sachev imagines him. he specially wrote several compositions for the sixth theater festival tolstoy where he describes the music for the memories of what was not and at that moment i realized that the inspiration was molded to write music specifically for the festivals. the whole program is called memories of what was not. and this is tolstoy's waltz in the author's rethinking. yes, he was not only a brilliant writer, but also played the piano, though it is not known until the end. is lev nikolaevich really the author of the waltz? the music program in f major was included for the first time at the theater festival, and childhood is the main theme, which this time unites all venues, the theme of childhood was chosen because it is 170 years since the first publication of the story of leo tolstoy's childhood and 160 years of the wedding. andreevna and lev nikolae

her childhood. and she was always for me, like everyone else. now you meet often. i live with them to him moved to help with something to help with my daughter to help around the house nearby to study at college for me logical 15 minutes. what are your responsibilities? clean up the house, make a meal, if need be, i'll take victoria to class and sit with her while they walk together. why not nastya can do housework without your help? she can do almost everything you know, we can't wait to see how anastasia handles all the household chores anastasia shows all her bruised and callused legs. after all, the apartment. she moves on her knees, it’s faster and more convenient than on bulky and heavy strollers, plus, and the second time, in my opinion, it’s called something , and because i walk on a hard one, i started rubbing it all , it started to become inflamed . i have such a fluid in my knees right here attention caring mother hurries to the kitchen to cook dinner for a five-year-old daughter and husb

but such a story can also throw on childhood trauma in childhood.ars old, we went to the village with my parents and what a cool geese he sees, he didn’t like it very much, and he grabbed my hand. and here i have there is a scar from a goose, yes, that's why i have wet palms, i inflicted. i'll take a look. i like that and that's how geese are - it's wonderful. let's get back to cats. olya about cats. i've been a cat lover all my life. it's just generally terrible in our childhood. i had a cat. he lived with us for 18 years, but my mother loved this cat so much. i think even more than me. mom. what are you, dad, true, she said, i defended my dissertation in the ninety-first year, i took a roll, my mother was such a trick, because she was barsik barcelo all the time and then when yes, i left russian house. and then, too, we got kata , also a maine coon symbol, and i have a cool story with him that when i was pregnant, ah, i could n’t think of anything. what to call the daughter, but my husband and i couldn’t think of anything, and we have a cat, here

those are the childhood memories that i remember. >> remarkable given how you both were.at childhood lessons did joe biden learn that are reflected in his passions as president? >> therend is dignity each one f us they are no better than anybody else. and nobody else's better. so remember that. and that was the mantra. so, when we ran for the senate did was the civil rights on this particular issue. civil rights, vietnam and the environment. social justice hasas always beea part. it continued that when he was in the a senate the violence againt women act. and he saw treating people [inaudible] children and the mothers. and treating them with dignity. that, he knows what is it is like to have lost a child in a wife or spouse. that is the lesson he learned and he has carried it through. >> he describes you as his best friend. as his best friend what has surprised you most about his career? >> he never quits. he is an optimist, he's a real n who's never taken his eye off the ball and elections are about the candidate. it's about the voters and their values and what they want

this is how much this and yours were guarded in your family childhood.ns, too, like him, yes, this is the first thing that he, in general, wanted to instill in us all music. he worked with batyr zakirov people's artist. we have a singer. we went to the whole rehearsal. we already drank there. we are already little to music at the age of 7-8. i was already at a rehearsal, so all this childhood, it was all about music. and it was just right. it seems logical to me that we, uh, immediately went. moreover, they bought us violins, because they are a cheaper instrument, and we earned a piano. or rather, my mother was already given us from school somewhere later, because we are the first two children who studied at a special music school at the tashkent conservatory, and therefore we yes, and there were repairs and they gave us, and they gave us a piano, this , which with candles was scandinavian, and we larisa composed there for a month. and together we sang so that the whole street gathered and listened, how is there one single family, whose heart was beating

return to childhood gems thank you how much? well let's go song. are the girls at first to everyone so get up, let me bye. all right, let's go, bye. then it is important to keep the kids watered. in the garden, mother ate to you in the garden. thank you, thank you, gun. tell me, please, that's what you can say to all the mothers of russia, here are the children many. it's good. hard. yes, yes, everyone has problems, those who have few children and those who have many, but the more children, the clearer that there are more problems. well, the better the children, the better the joys, and it depends on each person on what to focus on problems or joys. and we love to rejoice, so for us children are first of all joy, so he immediately had a shop, and a song and of course everything, and without god it’s not up to the threshold. true oh well done once again paid more children. yes, of course i can. wow. wave there. here say hello to everyone. the blue side of the left side, tell the neighbors on the porch, we say, today, or something, the potatoes have

my childhood, red. you are probably not easy. ah, my childhood is great.ally pleased to present the following song, in a way, we are, as it were, returning to youth in the late eighties, when our army was leaving afghanistan through the bridge over the river, which they passed to our song called the way home today during a special military operation in ukraine. i hope that this song will become the same anthem and also help our soldiers return to their homeland. they will be alive and well, so again and again. i hope this song helps them. reflection home it's good that there is happiness in the world. as if tired, i don’t know, only joy in the chest, ahead, the native country will give them peace. it's good that there is in moscow this happiness will be with you it's good that there is happiness in the world. you can warm your soul here, here the earth is full of warmth, the whole of russia is like a heart, like life . only one is faster. it's good that there is in the world. this is happiness, this is happiness, good. this happiness be home, good. today w

it is difficult to say why it is so, but in childhood yes , in childhood, it seems so to me, and it seemedre. mom, really. she also often said this, but in some intra-family ones. not even conflicts, but some there disputes are small and-and in questions. uh, i don't know what program to watch on tv there. i somehow always supported dad more, maybe dad accepted you more not only for your achievements, just because, well, maybe a daughter. she always learned a lot faster than her peers. before, i went, respectively, at the age of six, the first 5 zero, then in six months the third six months. for the fourth year in a row, irina was a very purposeful child. i remember ah. mostly some positive emotions, but from the fact that i have achieved something, that parents never asked her forgiveness at some point. i understand that they may be wrong in some situation, but they never admitted it, then my mother told me, when i was older, i asked her. why actually? well, how is it to honestly admit that you are wrong child irina polyakova here is another moment of communication at school, about which

these memories of childhood foolishness are etched on my memory.ou take them away, what does that make me? nobody thought about those things. reporter: the reappearance of aceredo has had a big effect in the community. javier silva runs a bar and restaurant in lobios. he says the dried-up reservoir is a real attraction. >> we in the restaurant industry can't complain. sure, it brings ck memories for the people who onclived in the village. but it has been great for business and still is. reporter: richard sitranen made a special tour to see what's left of the reservoir. the danish tourist is both fascinated and shocked by the sight. >> i never really took it into consideration how dry the weather can be, especially because even in france and spain i've noticed a lot of areas where they don't want any form of fire. don't even throw a cigarette butt out or nothing, because everything will catch fire because it's so dry. reporter: the dry conditions mean fires like this one are common. as is drought. >> we lost our history, our roots, experiences. and

my childhood, right?ieve it, i just saw it and it's real i realized that because we are going to say goodbye to him. they are at our concert. i remember there was a tape recorder before we went like this on our shoulder and put something new on and again gray night and only for her. i even go there. i sing i trust. my dances and the secret of yura shatunov was simple sincerity in the eighties, a teenager with a difficult fate sang songs that easily scattered throughout a vast country. and 30 years later, those who heard them then for the first time came to say goodbye to him, the whole of orenburg loves to cry, suffers we drove for 300 km bus. to get on a plane back and forth over him during the day, just to say goodbye and see him just had to go on stage, how thousands of girls flooded the dance floor with tears, because against the backdrop of the soviet stage, he was liberated and a teenager in jeans and a t-shirt was smooth freedom and his smile with dimples and blue eyes are still in the memory of fa

these memories of childhood foolishness are etched on my memory.e them away, what does that make me? nobody thought about those things. reporter: the reappearance of aceredo has had a big effect in the community. javier silva runs a bar and restaurant in lobios. he says the dried-up reservoir is a real attraction. >> we in the restaurant industry can't complain. sure, it brings ck memories for the people who onclived in the village. but it has been great for business and still is. reporter: richard sitranen made a special tour to see what's left of the reservoir. the danish tourist is both fascinated and shocked by the sight. >> i never really took it into consideration how dry the weather can be, especially because even in france and spain i've noticed a lot of areas where they don't want any form of fire. don't even throw a cigarette butt out or nothing, because everything will catch fire because it's so dry. reporter: the dry conditions mean fires like this one are common. as is drought. >> we lost our history, our roots, experiences. and to see

that's from childhood.s i understand it, i wanted to dance since childhood, in fact, they dance and turned out very well. now it will seem to you that i am reading the same thing, and it will seem right to you, for artemik. this is the female head of the school of dance, eight-time champion of russia, two-time in europe, three-time world champion in sports dancing, for together. as i understand it, you achieved all this and applause. well, and more and more, and brother and sister, as if new, therefore, there was no chance of it. that is, you parental either play hockey together or dance together. yes, as the end of the dance hit, we will not lead figure skating. wanted together more painfully was your rivals. moreover, as far as i understand, the competitors are on the floor on the court as well. forgive me, as you know it, and today in our garden, again, your applause, please, two-time european and world champions in ballroom dancing. i will say both once, so as not to repeat myself again. evgenia is a fa

i can go back to my childhood. as an adult serious person. i become as uh small as funny as they are and they love it. i took my son because he is my friend. this is my rear, my support is mine. who else do we speak throughout the family, exactly as he said, andryusha tynka meant a typewriter, a torzhok croissant to a restaurant, for example, this is a restaurant. i am very much looking forward to son. i think that he will translate all this for me babies, which we adults learn to understand children. everyone knows that the appetite is an interesting thing, it can be completely different for different people. but how one appetite differs from another appetite only yesenia knows the chaos of four years. appetite, for example, monkey appetite for bananas, country appetite for water. the fists here are grassy suns. people appetite themselves. type fish appetite now about appetite you know absolutely everything you can go to any quiz dedicated to appetites. well and now we will get acquainted with those. who will have to use absolutely all their

this is how the childhood of the great writer leo tolstoy sounds, or rather, this is how the pianistes him. he specially wrote several compositions for the sixth theatrical festival tolstoy where he describes the music for the memory of what was not and at that moment, i realized that it was not an inspiration to write music specifically for the festival, and the whole program is called memories of what was not. i felt incredibly organic there at the festival because i found a lot that resonates with my soul. and this is tolstoy's waltz in the author's rethinking. yes, he was not only a brilliant writer, but also played the piano, there are musical notebooks that sofia andreevna collected. uh, recordings of music, and there are sheet music with with a note that this is a waltz composed by leo tolstoy back in his youth in yasnaya polyana, the musical program was first included in the theater festival, and childhood is the main theme that this time unites all platforms. and 160 years since the wedding of sofia andreevna and a lion. nikolaevich the birth of their children and childhood

since childhood, all paths have led you, but you have such a voice from whom? my mother, my mother, always sang very well to me, my name was my mother's tail, and i wanted myself for her at all, i am from a musical family, i have both my mother and father. i don't know exactly. perhaps they met there. they played in the same band called the losers. every concert something broke for them, however, something didn’t work for them, and all the time they came to get out. they thought they could make the losers group and that's it. they performed singing foreign. basically, they sang pop music, they were very scolded. they wore dark glasses and jeans, but they caught your success. no, unfortunately, we didn't . unfortunately, they got it, uh, my mother began to deposit somewhere, when i was 17 years old, and my mother did not stop after 3 years, just a year before i left, even 2 years had passed, and i went to the competition. but it's true that your mother was the leader of the choir, which collected songs in the village of varjuga. yes, it's an amazing story, and t

is it possible to do without glasses a safe childhood?his arms, he ran with me to the hospital, which, naturally, warm blood didn’t hurt anything, but according to dad’s reaction. i realized that something happened i still have absolutely delicious corn. we correctly equip children's areas for games and entertainment in the country. okay, let's operate on our granny, however, if you are not a nation. look after the program time pentalgin is the number one remedy against pain, spasm and inflammation in case of periodic female headaches and other types of pain pentalgin will do without pain ozone we deliver with love today, discounts up to 40% on the entire range of pharynx and meet the novelties on ozon haggi is super profitable. back with you again. exactly and professionally this wednesday not a single coupon 5.050, non-hormonal support during menopause beta alanine tryptophan to maintain thermoregulation of sleep and mood, well, a full life, please life without pause, a new holy source. what is the best medicine for nail fungus ? buy ch

well, they were taught from childhood that it is right and wrong to respect elders.assion with mercy. the point is that we have seen what is now. uh, in general, uh, a great rarity, and this one is already leaving, like says the dinosaur is dying. yes, and it goes somewhere non-existence, some things that, uh, will now be ridiculously presented. the kids would be laughing now. for example, we very often even had people's family courts. well, there, let's say, there i don't know, yes, well, yes, let's say something there. i don't know if there was a drink somewhere or something was going to happen. all grandparents put him on a stool. you know, them. he is a son, but no. and for you. jane, how did it happen? why did he say banura? yes? yes, i was wrong, well, without beguiling, but that's how it is, yes, that's just the point for no one was this prikolomleniya. and it was sincerely believed that he would improve. he sincerely believed that he too could do it. and we sincerely saw that we didn’t want to sit on a chair here and well, so that we, or when they kicked us o

like sky kindness my childhood, red cat.r repertoire valentina dyakonova once i accidentally stumbled upon a performance. here is valentina dyakonova and i'll be honest. i just fell in love, and i listen , listen, listen, listen. well, lord, what do i like so much, what touches me so much here, and you know, background. that's how i got on this show. eh, the other day i went to my homeland in mordovia sila. chukala. i am so often drawn to my homeland. i know that in the village now they know me, they are waiting for me, but i didn’t get to the village, i turned and went far beyond the outskirts. for a very long time i wanted to come directly. uh, take a walk, run through those places through the fields through the ravines. climb on these, and i’m walking, which means i bought myself expensive, damn it, in these new sneakers, and i’m standing in this grass. wet grass to the waist, and in happiness i stand, and in these meadows i sing mordovian. you won’t believe it, i ’m standing and humming this song, and then they called me

yes, i've been dreaming about this since childhood, i got myself one.l, florida red-eared, yes, red-eared, then i have an acquaintance, looking at me brought, but failed. i took it from them, then another one, a friend calls, says you need a turtle. and just then we were just friends. well, we were friends. i thought, but the turtle is called a motorcycle protection. i thought he would see the girl and decided to give me a protection turtle. i came to me takes out another turtle game. oh, and he says, i or thrown out. i say okay, i’ll take it well, and here is vladimir ilyich and fidel yeah, the original ordinary donatello leonardo raphael michelangelo, that is, the modernity of the turtle political yes, before that we had a code, she tried to bite off his paw when he got to know him, well, they are, yes. here, he always warn red-eared turtles such a finger in the mouth. don't put the ninja turtles on them and copy them. thank you so much for coming to visit us today. it was very nice. it's good that you watched us? go to the site of the first channel.

what's one at least one of your favorite childhood memories? well what i love about scranton is the memory of my uncle bubu who i was sure if i didn't pray for would go to hell because he was elapsed catholic and and i tell that story. and my and my grandfather pop finnegan, they're both deceased the the difference with scranton. i didn't grow up in scranton. i grew up in wilmington. joe grew up in scranton. we left scranton when i was five. and the and we will go up home. well, that's what we called go up home. at least once so once a month because my my uncle and my mom's dad were there and my dad was a good guy. he knew that it mattered to mom too. stay with her father who was not well. so but so i love the script the part about scranton is i love the memories and i love that. it's up home and it was where the tracks of our dna were laid down no matter what home is where you start and that's where that's where dna was like that. i i exhibited mostly in wilmington. joe was eight. there's a big difference between i mean i save the obvious but

isn't this a childhood dream come true? human imagination in singapore, this country returns to childhood, even the most serious adult men. before saying goodbye to the minister, singapore makes an extremely strong impression, not just as a wonderfully hospitable country, but as a country that can serve as a model in many ways. i think that now there is no such country in the world that would serve as a model for other countries. all have their own conditions and characteristics. even though we all face similar problems. globalization technological change is the instability of the uncertain modern world. and we are all countries, we learn from each other, we travel around the world, we get acquainted with interesting practices in other cities, we study new interesting ideas to try to apply them in singapore we learn, and i am sure that other people come to us in the same way and see what's new in singapore and we don't make a secretary out of it. thank you so much. thank you. in the summer there will be interesting roses on

yes, but this is from childhood. i have been brought up since childhood.have money, how says the trump educator has improved your health in that sense. well , first of all, fresh air. secondly, food from cows is not people, as they say, from whom i also grazed cows and canned stew lard meat, they gave everything potatoes, and water, where you take in the lake in the lake to the village i go to springs, snow. you have never had to heat, by the way, snow is the cleanest water in most northern regions , only snow and snow use ice. what kind of firewood to use for heating oak is a tree that gives coal oats, it constantly burns, it also gives coal, but it gives heat and matches do you have, if it goes out, there is a fire, of course, on what do you sleep? alexander what are you hiding? i dress warmly on nothing, and there i have a wall. i have so many of these jackets that nightmares. i sit here and think, it's amazing. yes, a person lives in the forest, communicates with nature, wild ones obey him. the animals are even afraid, and he finds a common language wi

trophy —— the childhood dream.is trophy —— the childhood dream. it gets more and more meaningful and special— it gets more and more meaningful and special every time, so i'm very blessed — special every time, so i'm very blessed and thankful to be standing here with _ blessed and thankful to be standing here with the trophy. | blessed and thankful to be standing here with the trophy.— here with the trophy. i think we're all exhausted. _ here with the trophy. i think we're all exhausted. i _ here with the trophy. i think we're all exhausted. i definitely - here with the trophy. i think we're all exhausted. i definitely made i here with the trophy. i think we're all exhausted. i definitely made a| all exhausted. i definitely made a well earned — all exhausted. i definitely made a well earned vacation. _ all exhausted. i definitely made a well earned vacation. it's - all exhausted. i definitely made ai well earned vacation. it's probably the hest— well earned vacation. it's probably the best of— well earned vacation.

at this age, you confirm to us that the disease is a childhood one, though.icult and extremely unpleasant. let's come over here, because the causative agents of this disease. it is well known to everyone to pay attention to an interesting symptom that he needs to warn our guest now, he told us that he had the feeling that he had something crawling across the chest. this feeling is really fair, because partly this virus loves to live in the ganglia of the nerves. here, show me it's really crawling. clear. this is a nerve cell. here is the offshoot. if it gets somewhere, then this virus, in general, the herpes family of viruses loves to live. uh, here you are nerve endings. and what is the most annoying. unfortunately for you. that's it. here he will settle somewhere, which is the most unpleasant thing for you. these are the places where it will potentially form the following can be said to be the generation or development of this virus, shingles, what is called herpes, zoster, and the fact that our guest has been ill will not protect. unfortunately, this will

that's childhood, if i told you. died when she was 13 years old, her father died, after 5 years of alcoholism. i just didn't think that i dismissed everyone here. hmm, they came. yeah, there are no other prints, evidence, she will also deny everything. i would deny it how to be? take with you come on, you don't drink, it's time to drink. let's go hello margarita, if you allow me, i will tell you an interesting story. have a seat. she what is she doing here? roza andreevna won't interfere? you don't have to say i will. there lived a little girl. and i don't like fairy tales. be patient further it will be more interesting and then at one fine moment. girl decided that no one else would ever hurt her, wait, i did not finish. you poisoned your first husband because he got drunk to cockroaches, the sculptor, the artist also drank for inspiration. etched them slowly day by day. unfortunately it turned out that your third husband. andrei also drank and you could not stand it. you dealt with him immediately with a large dose

this year, the event was dedicated to the theme of childhood exactly 170 years ago, the writer's storye same name was published for the audience, many performances of master classes in musical numbers were prepared. well, the premiere of the festival has become a decree. based on the novel by tolstoy, war and peace, performed by the actors of the vakhtangov theater, svetlana gordeeva watched. bell we are ready to start our performance theatre. yasnaya polyana our linden walls giants for 2 days the performance war and peace from the noisy arbat moved to the origins in the name of leo tolstoy russians i am russian. and where then to play war and peace, if not the estate of lev nikolayevich , in fact, in the place where the novel was practically written the novel was not just written here for the family, or those who tolstoy immortalized with his epic lived, his grandparents, parents, sisters, brothers from them. yes, and he wrote himself hero of war and peace, so they could not help but coincide, festival, tolstoy and a grand performance. rima saturn, we still turned. uh, kirill igorevic

is not the embodiment of a childhood dream.uman imagination in singapore the country returns to childhood, even the most serious adult men. as we say goodbye to the minister, we said that singapore makes an extremely strong impression and is not just a wonderful hospitable country. well, as a country that can serve as a model in many ways? wow. i think that now there is no country in the world that would serve as a model for other countries. all have their own conditions and characteristics. even though we all face similar problems. globalization technological change instability of the uncertain modern world. and we are all countries, we learn from each other, we travel around the world, we get acquainted with interesting practices in other cities, we study new interesting ideas to try to apply them in singapore we learn, and i am sure that other people come to us and watch what we have new in singapore and we do not make a secret of this. thank you very much. thank you. everything is ready for the naval parade, as russia celeb

diavolo, since childhood, he did not develop relationships with other children. who attracted him, the attention with which he was treated there. i felt needed useful provided an opportunity for self-realization. certain thoughts and actions were imposed on him daily. you get on the rails of this life and already out of the rut. you can’t go out the day literally by the hour, it’s scheduled week after week and there’s no time to think escape is the story of a former sectarian. the fact that you didn’t enter any institute threatened you with the army, and how is the situation with the army, how does not everyone belong to those who were, and it’s forbidden to serve in the army yeah before the law on alternative civilian service was adopted, sectarians were in prison. uh. it's not me scarecrow. and so, when in 2004 a law came into force in the village, but about alternative service. i was just uh ready, uh, for the draft and doing alternative service. in the nursing home for 3.5 years as a ward nurse in the documents, it was listed as a nurse, because such a positi

this year, the event was dedicated to the theme of childhood exactly 170 years ago, the writer's storyf the same name was released for the audience , many performances of master classes of musical numbers were prepared for the main. the festival staged a performance based on tolstoy's novel war and her world the artists of the vakhtangov theater played svetlana gordeeva looked. the third call we are ready to start the performance of our theater. yasnaya polyana our linden walls giants for 2 days the performance war and peace from the noisy arbat moved to the origins in the name of lev nikolayevich tovarov, russian. i am russian. and where then to play the war of the world, if not the estate of lev nikolayevich, in fact, in the place where the novel was practically written the novel was not just written here under the shade, or lived by those whom tolstoy immortalized with his priest, his grandmother, parents, sisters, brothers from them. yes, and he painted himself the heroes of war and peace, so the festival, tolstoy and the grandiose performance could not help but coincide. rima of s

i beg you, please help me. it imagine, she knew him since childhood.he not know that he was a bandit. how can you risk your daughter like that? and fu what an abomination, have you already informed your cousin? no, not yet. she asked not to. yes, by the way, she admitted that she used you to lull our guard. lyolya berkovich also knew this a little. hi girls you. i don't want to have any business at all. do you understand? no. he probably died. okay, to be honest, i 've never seen him in my life. get out. got the money. you'll see when you bring the rest. quiet, quiet, quiet, quiet. did you know that you need to look into someone's pocket? i'm like, how's your revaluation ? as you can see, the musician and this is because he did not present, that's for sure. well, tell me, how are you? activity okay, we just need to find out where he keeps it. well, at least a hint. vera nikolaevna, do you know how i feel about you? no, it doesn't matter, even if my georgian is fired for all these penalties, but he cannot be trusted. what are you yelling? what? i say ma

where did it come from as in childhood well, who won? stop it michael, let's go, let's go. how long can you wait? let's get lego over here, already so the following teaching i propose to spend with you somewhere mine. russia pennsylvania today at 19:50 on ntv the correct prophylaxis for one or two, along with toothpaste and forest balm rinse. buy in pyaterochka at a bargain price. from that moment on, it has already begun. you are a musician, we do not know you. i'm in this story. russia from monday at 19:50, but this energized premiere from monday at 21:40 on ntv well done. good need to come here more often what's the name? come on oh come on, a long time ago, i'm your barbecue. dad didn't. i'm bored, hold on. come on i would like to drink for your return, we missed you very much, really. with the return of ur, i propose and let's have a drink. and a leopard, so that they are well served in a new place, well, for them. good good. hello , i came to see how you live here. say hi to dad. we only see him on tv and send him a big hello. well, sorry, we've got to go. oh, poor th

looking at the instability of ronald reagan's childhood taking from one situation into another what is the basis for this incredible love story and bond between the reagan's that the two of them have craved that is the complexity of nancy reagan she was determined fearless if she detected anything to jeopardize that happiness and the wholeness that she and ronald reagan found in each other. >> that leads perfectly into my next question and the evolution of the love story he was not integrate place in his met.r when they your book suggested his heart was in a deep freeze but she was loving and patient and ronnie was later right nancy moved into my heart and replaced an emptiness that was there for a very long time so share about those early years of the courtship in their marriage and the beautiful eloquent love letters that he sent to her and those that she saved. >> in the fall of 1949 supposedly they have a blind date. now i have found evidence that nancyy davis newly arrived on the mgm lot opening the door of her apartment that night there is simply no way she ronald reagan have beg

olga loves since childhood.he even arranges strawberry days for himself, eating dishes from this berry all day long, the aroma of childhood, the aroma. happiness of carelessness, lightness was a favorite dish in childhood. he just eats strawberries with fatty sour cream. you know how delicious it is for the judgment of tasters. today. she decided to introduce a warm salad and sweet black rice for cooking, in addition to strawberries, you will need a corn salad. it can be replaced with spinach, cucumber, avocado, zucchini, garlic, chia seeds, pumpkin seeds. coconut oil for dressing pumpkin seed oil and coconut vinegar. olga removes the skin from the zucchini and slices it. with thin sticks , he cleans and grinds cucumber and avocado, zucchini , garlic and corn, fries corn salad in coconut oil . it is very tasty when it is warm . that's it with coconut oil. well, for my taste. he becomes very gentle. then she combines the ingredients dressing seasoning adds strawberries garnishes with seeds. whose and pumpkin seed

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this is normal, but it's always nice to go back to childhood. know and love your history. even if a lot of things disappear without a trace. by the way, this applies not only to household items, but also to dishes. have you ever tried a radish kulagu. now it's like a treat. you can try it only in the museum of russian dessert, fortunately they are waiting for me there. nastia hello. i am very happy to finally get into your museum, because it seems to me that this is the most delicious museum in the city. well, actually, you're right, such a museum is waiting for you rather than sounds, but smells and a keen desire to eat something sweet, probably the very best dessert. this is perhaps gingerbread, but not in that sense. in general , the first gingerbread was very, very simple. it only had two ingredients. this is honey rye flour, it was not even called gingerbread, but in fact there were no parchments before honey bread . no food paper, really pastries were baked on cabbage or grape leaves on huge such cabbage mugs and pastries, firstly, did not

actually, this idea, how it is, i think it's all from childhood since childhood.t africa about cats. i had all the encyclopedias about cats. we knew some stories when there were predators in the house. yes , and this is what i started to deal with. only now, when the question arose that i want this animal for my home. thank you very much for it was nice to meet you today. interesting, we had a great time. we now have a short advertisement and then the next heroes. grilled meat for my close friends i serve mahein with ketchup, ketchup, maheev, i recommend it. actually watch after the evening news. 145 days without interest from renaissance credit bank always free courier delivery service. apply online for renaissance credit bank of all possibilities, be always in shape, feel the energy from playing sports, exercise in adidas gear choose wildberries wing to profitably combine online cinema and interactive tv so you don't pay twice. look at me, now i'm in an advertisement for gloria jeans super discounts from 40 to 60 percent hurry up gloria jeans unusually delicious

jessica: she brought in childhood friend ivan walker. ivan: i thought i would just work in manufacturing or a warehouse like my dad. hey, momma. your phone came. jessica: but ivan's childhood interest in technology led him to earn his master's in computer engineering from jackson state, afterwards moving to atlanta. ivan: growing up, i thought i needed to leave. that was the narrative for a successful black person. okay, and now the app has analyzed the photo. jessica: away from home, ivan and nashlie helping to create visual recognition technology. the startup a success, amazon acquiring the company and hiring both of them. nashlie: even when i first left jackson to get my degree in computer engineering, i just wanted to help people. we're going to talk about easy video editing with a.i. jessica: helping people is exactly what nashlie did. in 2018, creating a nonprofit in jackson called the bean path. >> and this is just an example. jessica: with help from volunteers, nashlie set up shop at local libraries, answering all questions tech-

childhood childhood. where are you running, our next story?heme of your songs. now this is love. and there are other teams that asked me a lot to write patriotism. i said that you made a mistake with the gazmanovs. i write songs that i can write, and lucy's songs you love or hate in relation to this song, and i wanted to get rid of it. i refused to sing it, they asked if it would be no, it wouldn’t be, and then i was one person close to show business and who was in great authority for me. i said you're an idiot, many artists are ready, would be kill for not having a song that they are asked to sing at concerts. you have such a song, and you refuse to sing. eventually. i started to perform the song again and, in principle, i perform it at almost every concert. come in a dog rodion gazmanov never got a dog in this stylish house in the near moscow region, a forty-year-old man lives only with a large maine coon. this is a very eccentric cat, he really does not like strangers . here, and me, most likely suffers. i was very lucky with the cat my fri

so i have not been late since childhood, love has not known love, especially love in the mind fu. my children do not judge. may the children not be judged. it's all over. what is this forgive me, lord, such a protocol what does it mean, well, what is it written by my children and nothing more written. and nothing else is needed. this is how it is written, my children and your signatures. i'll bring my flowers to my grandmother. they are artificial inanimate, so my woman is rubber. i picked a good one for myself. some fool. i threw it away, and i picked it up. okay. okay, well, what is it? it's a fresh newspaper. what kind of manners are these? listen to me. you absolutely notice me here. you come to the house and immediately stick to this newspaper of yours. you do not see me right was a mother, my dear. well, don't, well, darling, don't need a pillow, just not today. alex is not needed. come on let's talk for once, seriously. i can't be like this. all life was closed in these three sins, the fourth was demolished. we are nowhere. we don't see anything. we don't communicate with p

and this holiday, by the way, i always said, i was always amazed in my childhood without knowing theonbass of my native land, that i constantly passed part of my childhood, and now it is the luhansk part of the donetsk region of the voroshilovgrad region yes, and i was amazed all the time, why is the liberation day of voroshilovgrad celebrated on february 14 forty-third, respectively, released a donetsk liberation day september 8 donbass yes, and i kept thinking, lord, it will take 3 hours to go there. e, so it came out of the city, donetsk, but it turns out our troops were our red army from the fourteenth of february. for until september 8, so you can imagine how we passed, but this territory? yes, even more . well, yes, yes, more than half a year and, uh, here. now we understand, in fact, what each kilometer was worth, uh, which our ancestors liberated and who so happened to liberate now and our generation, uh, our fellow citizens to our compatriots, our heroic fighters, the russian army of the lugansk donetsk people's republics. that is, now we understand how difficult it really i

the receiving waters have laid bare all that remains from his childhood village. normally park of year longer would now be getting wet feet. this was once a vast reservoir, but has been drawing out and now his old village, when submerged, has re emerged. after that, a barbie, that was my grandmother's house, yet i spent my childhood here in the area with my parents. my cousins uncles and aunts him, but him, this was our house. it's already been built glenworth this was the spanish village of us at 8 or located near the portuguese border. along with the entire valley, it was flooded when the alt allan docile reservoir was created. for 30 years, the village had been submerged. the old fountain is still running. it's vivian lamb . yeah, boy let go. no, no figure yet. but this let you get those ikea am i remember my grandmother and a girl coming here to fetch water a little he made up the girl splash water on her for fun and she did the same. they kept going until both were soaking wet heat though yet their bucket last summer. so down the matter improv. it's icon. we'

yeah, i get i spent my childhood here in the round of my parents. my cousins, uncles and aunts him, but he him, this was our house. it stood everything. bill that i got and worth this was the spanish village of us at either located near the portuguese border along with the entire valley. it was flooded when the autoland docile reservoir was created. for 30 years, the village had been submerged. the old fountain is still running. if leaving them no more let go, no figure in cottage that you give those akila my. i remember my grandmother and a girl coming here to fetch water a little me down. the girl splash water on her for fun. and she did the same. they kept going until both were soaking wet. go yet their bucket last summer. so damn a matter in for lack of a 2nd will give you people keep it m baron only import them will heresy. it still pains the 71 year old that he had to leave his village, but he's also concerned by how much water levels have fallen if after night i was always a loss of water in the region used to do. but now climate change is ha