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i call my dad the next day, dad says. you know, we've thought about your offer.ive for me? we thought dad said the proposal, well, and so we decided we were like that. well, now vasya has already made an offer to his, they have known each other for 10 years in general three in three years. yes, 3 goals at 14:00 meet. by the way, thanks. like this hello when we were in kindergarten. vasya ran after me and persuaded me on it. how, uh, to marry him, that is, not to marry him, but to marry him, and once persuaded me. i come, it means 3 years home and such in the evening to my parents i declare everything mom, dad, prepare my wedding dress. i'm getting married, yes. viktorovich films we will ask you to hang on the wall excellent, my dear, why live together separately? we need. i am someone your mother my country my apartment my country. makes shish kebab, but reindeer. my apartment is cool

my dad takes me to see my uncle. he remembers a little more about my grandmother because he was older when my grandmother died. he was very generous in the information he shared. and this is a picture, the last time i saw -- the top one is my dad, and there is my uncle, eugene. he says a lot of information with me. it shared with me that my grandmother, who would've been a jefferson descendant, was six feet tall. she had long, straight hair, hanging down her back. she was very sweet, she play the piano, she saying. and she cooked, he said. a little boy would remember that. it's the six feet tall that stuck with me. once again, we know that jefferson was told. on this occasion, my uncle shared with me the picture she just saw and this item. this bible. the date on the bible, as you can see, is 1821. the initials are d t. i kind of get stuck on the tee. i'm thinking, that must mean thomas, that's gotta be thomas! i said i was a journalist, i did not say i was a good journalist. of course, it is taylor. it is taylor. it

look at my dad. eventually i learned from my dad that his mother was from charlottesville, virginia. and when i my dad didn't like to talk about this stuff. so when i asked my dad about these stories the first thing he said to me was that's what they say. he wouldn't talk about it. it was months and months and months before daddy finally said to me. well, you know, my mother was from charlotte spell. jefferson was in charlottesville. and he says yes, i know. so he was kind of toying with me just a little bit. i'm going to go back. let me go back to my grandmother. there we are. what i learned from my dad about my grandmother, is that her name? was eva robinson taylor? it could have been robinson. he said it could have been tailored. he wasn't sure. which name was hers her maiden name and it's because his mother died when he was five years old. so we didn't know much about her. he didn't know what her name was which to me was remarkable because as a 13 year old girl, my dad was as close as you could g

uh, dad lives in the city, dad lives new with dad. new family.s not want to communicate, huh? how can i communicate with a little girl? if it is not mine, i am in this position. she needs communication from her dad. she wants to know that her dad loves the same way as mom, she wants to communicate with her grandparents and dad. she is waiting for communication, she is very worried about the fact that he is experiencing fatherlessness was like that. and after that, probably, she was prompted to these conversations in parts. and dad we have a video. let's let's see. a person who can't help me came, that 's it, that's it, that's the case. when she was called igor's bezotna, nothing touches you. there is such a mother, she can say anything and say anything to a small child, an adult has built relationships incorrectly. understand between each other. they're trying to prove something, and the child is the tool here in this situation. that is why, of course, i feel sorry for the girl, of course, but i understand that igor, who had doubts, was originall

my son considered vladimir a dad, but now he doesn't consider him a dad. the first name. yes, when he was small, and then he understood, and he did not become him. he calls him cedric. well, he is offended by me that he will call him dad is calling. i need something, my dad in another, he simply refuses it. because of this i want to prove that he is his son really and collect alimony from him. more and more he does not need anything, even for the division of property. what what. i find out that i belong there to rest. yes, you rest. and i told you, denis if, uh, kirill is the son of vladimir, he will be considered the legal heir, he will be read as the legal heir, if a court decision is made to establish paternity, artyom's father assures you that natalya never promised you anything in the vladimir tselin studio. hello hello vladimir why did you let your son natalia to call you dad, if you yourself do not consider him a son, in fact, i did not forbid or allow him. he both calls me by my last name, and calls me by my last name, no by the first. and what kin

tell dad, you like living with dad, he gives you time. the time in the evenings, he comes. well, what does he do with you reading, maybe at night some tales of the history of the book. tell grandma catch but, and dad you want him to be with you. thanks for coming to us. come on, we'll take you now elena what can you say as a psychologist, and meetings of girls with their relatives the fact is that they do not feel free in the presence of dads and grandmothers in a different situation. they would throw themselves on her neck. but in this situation, they are quite constrained. do you understand? why do children behave this way, they are afraid to offend their father, so very often children. they soften somewhere, hide somewhere, somewhere. sometimes they tell a lie because they simply do not want to upset their parents. start normal communication again. olga is a good person. and she's definitely not your enemy. and not an enemy in your children as adults. you can reach a compromise, you are for the sake of the children, and so that these c

i was very attached to my dad.otionally somehow i don’t know, there psychologically, maybe even uh to some extent understood the consequences of this whole story. dima was still small and this happened to us, not like an unspoken division into a father’s son into a mother’s son, but it was probably fair and logical from the point of view that dad needed support. i understood, i understood how hard it was for him. he's so good enough for all that, he was such a, well, fun and self-sufficient person, and actually the principal of the school. i understood his vulnerability, as i said vladimir vishnevsky divorce. uh, how is it that some kind of trauma for a man left dad or dad left, it turns out that she rather left the house where we lived? mom, yes, and i thought that where i had gone. mom, what if, god forbid, i had come there, then it would have been some kind of overkill in general, in principle, that is. i understand correctly, she went to another man. well, let's call everything by its proper name and in its own

grandmother respected dad.i'll tell you more than that valery evgenievich the fact is that because of my grandmother i ended up in belarus and this is when your parents divorced, yes, they divorced before the war, as they say shortly after my birth. well, they were very good. e familiar friends. mom and her husband came to grodno, and dad came with mine. stepmother they came to baku extinguished each other. so uh, well, again ironically. before the war they lived in the same yard and my stepfather. mom and dad lived in the same yard. and so, when he returned, he saw to his stepfather from captivity that mom my freedom is everything. and then, as it were, well, your parents divorced. eh, when you were still a child, as we found out, and what is interesting, which is not typical of the soviet era. you stayed with your father, that's more . whose choice was it, yours or your parents'? dad happened to be in belarus, but it was a happy occasion, because the general called the pope from baku and was looking for him i

>> that her dad was dead. but >> for the second time, officer zimmerman was first on the scene. >> my father is under a bunch. >> what is that? >> it is a gopro. >> we start moving in the driveway. i tell him show me where he found the body. [noise] >> right here. i can't look. he's covered. >> scott horn was dead. now, the mechanics of a murder investigation began. >> let's get crime scene tape for the body. >> [inaudible] >> who killed scott horn? as police search for clues outside the house. someone inside is apparently unaware of it all. >> coming up! >> hello? police departments. >> hello? >> come can you come down here ma'am? >> what's going on? >> where conducting an investigation right now ma'am. >> and whoever murdered scott horn did not just kill him. this was overkill. >> so someone shoots him from behind, and then after he's on the ground, begins beating him? >> that is right. >> when dateline continues! when dateline continues hey, what's the lowest you'll go on one of these mugs? ah, remember --

who did what and to us in the house your dad promised to get tickets. dad promised, dad does.will organize the accommodation of an apartment on the first line of the sea for him. left, right? seriously, do you like it? without which did you take it all? i like the other one. so from this place in more detail shura you promised roma in general, you are my parents' guests, well, excellent. they won't notice you. so without me it's interesting not to tell anything. and you know that shura actually, i have n't left for many lifetimes yet. monday at 21:20. migraines severe headache sharp pain in the neck during rain you can not get up from the couch. this is the result of constant tension of the neck muscles, it is this that causes a violation of blood flow in the vessels, which provokes dizziness . migraine and headache. leomax presents a unique medical device osteo, a wellness stimulating therapeutic daily operational neurostimulator. your indispensable assistant in osteochondrosis, migraine pain in the neck and headache, correcting neuron-like impulses are perceived by the body

jason: as a fellow girl dad, the involvement in the campaign was notable. but azzi was drawn to the brand for his off the court persona and championship pedigree. azzi: he's a very big family man. i'm huge what my family. i do everything with them. they are with me here on this trip. i think that family aspect is huge in his personality when he welcomed me and right away, even when i was at campy made me feel part of that group and special. just being here, i feel like i'm really part of this brand, part of the team, part of the curry family and could not be more thankful. >> coby bryant is a legend, but as a father of four daughters. jason: they might thought they would be left empty after coby bryant and his daughter gigi died in a helicopter crash. he was the biggest advocate and without him he was unclear who would carry that torch. >> that was a big question when kobe died. who would step up and continue to fight for women's basketball and help raise the game? and i think steph is doing a really good job of inviting to his camp and little things like t

yes, mom and dad., when you are dressed in what god sent, and your mind can, no one will recognize you, they just won’t listen to you, they do n’t teach it at school, well, just jump at school, they say. school is a place where a person is beaten in the head all sorts of nonsense take away time and do not allow to become a thinking personality seriously. yes, every person has a huge potential. they are just afraid to let him open up. now i understand everyone will become outstanding, who then will work. but you will become outstanding if you dress up a little. it must be so. the taxi will be in 5 minutes, karin listen, we can meet my mother, where she constantly goes shopping, i'm at school. dad is at work. it 's only your decision to go to school or to the store. let's. it will go very well. you forgot your card. thanks come again, i propose to note that cozy cafes where your dad met us. could you take the bags? otherwise, my mother won’t understand you and make purchases on your own. mom doesn’t forb

my mom looked at my dad my dad looked at my mom said you guys don't remember? what was dad wearing?ooked at dad, what was mom where encouragement this is romantic. [laughter] clicks you have lost a brother as weber. >> i did my brother died september 13, 2019. he was my best friend. he was at his computer at 5:00 a.m. in the morning friday the 13th, had a heart attack and died. his two weeks before 70th birthday he and my sister not teresa plan to go to hawaii and he died. about six or eight months after that, their youngest son might nephew named eric was found faced it in his apartment had a hard excess of 38 years old. i believe it was in greece entering grief from the death of his father but my poor sister lost her husband of 37 years and her younger son with the span of eight or nine months. she still having difficulty with it. she was in a support group of people who have lost loved ones. she goes regularly some she's in nursing works really hard is really sweet but i and i adore her. what a one -- two punch that she suffered. >> leo is in san diego you are on the larry elder.

you know, my my dad grew up on the operation. i live on the ranch, which my dad purchased probably when i was about 12 or 13 years old. that's about 15 miles away from where the original farm is, but it's very special land, you know, my grandfather first bought the first piece of land, you know by not having any even two dollars he could scrape together. he started actually a mink in fox farm and started to raise money that way to buy their first quarter of land and so i come from a family that recognized the value of owning something. in fact, my dad said all the time christy don't sell land god isn't making any more land and really your whole estate. what what your legacy was was tied up in in the land that you could pass on to your children and your grandchildren. so it's a special place. it was always more than just a place to call home. it was a place where our family had its roots our foundation. out my first rodeo lessons from the heartland you talk about a moment where you and your dad took a drive to what you referred to

see, my dad was in the air force so was an ex—serviceman and because of dad's background, he was veryhe was very punctual — and he still is — so he insisted that i tag along with my brother to his academy in the mornings. so i would just carry my homework, open my eyes in the ground and do my math homework and my brother used to play cricket. that is how i was introduced to the sport. and my first impression of that sport was it was only meant for boys because academy was full of boys. i didn't happen to see not even a single girl. my brother's coach, jyoti prasad, he used to watch me every day. he said, "like, you know, i used to watch you as a kid. "every day 6am, you would come sharp to the academy and i thought, "let me see how the girl plays," so one day, he said, "pick up the bat. "let me throw you a few tennis balls." i happened to probably impress the coach better than my brother and he told my father to invest his energy and time and money into turning his daughter as a cricketer than his son. growing up, being a mumbai cricketer, one name - is for sure, that's| sachin tendul

, playing around with their dad. or when their dad is upset and he's giving them a lecture, you know, that relationship, that has come because they are all working together. nakul was doing so beautifully well in his career. arjun: so we did that event. i think you were out of town, and i couldn't feel my back for, like, two days. anu: so is arjun. like, he's such a business minded person, you know? arjun: ju me. pawan: no, it was you and matt. arjun: me and matt paraso. anu: so they would have gone intheir own careers. i know that. pawan: he was in a banana suit with a megaphone like an .... you know? he was blaring-- nakul: that's his thing. pawan: yeah, but he learned it from me. and whenever we would see him, he would take the megaphone down. chef? [all laugh] anu: but here they're together and we are together and it's a beautif feeling to be togethe you know? pawan: this is our community boardroom. arjun: are we cooking anything for the 15th? nakul: yeah, we have to do, like, 200 tasting portions. arjun: of? nak

oh-oh-oh, say with dad with dad, on the contrary, even easier, like with a car.ou are well, you have a whole year in kindergarten. tin, do you remember how you came to our kindergarten for the first time? not but i remember how we met. we've been better there last year. i also remember this, i run with the guys to the war. you came to our kindergarten. she asked me for an automatic. i think, why do girls need a machine gun, but still, do you? oh-oh-oh, say nothing i they don’t ask, you yourself ran around me and crackled with a machine gun. and i took it in that i didn’t crackle in my head. do you remember how you translated at the may holiday that you untied your bank? oh-oh-oh, you see, opaz somehow for me. well , think about it, but remember how you said detective and a garden instead of a bump and a hat. but confess pests confess, otherwise it will be worse. today today the builders pulled the bricks to me, they almost mutilated you with bricks, your parents came to me. again in the yard, they made a disgrace the manager of the house to me everything to me ev

yes, so we dived after her with dad, yes, it's true. did someone or dad pull it out?ll done. actually, we bought it. you didn't call? i waited and waited and i got scared. well , are you scared? i just got busy, there was a lot of work. i am so tired. i can't live without i can't live without you. mom are you coming soon? dad, you're coming soon, we're still waiting . we are late. i'm all ready. well, let's go well lyuba you live alone to report. and i would love to depend on someone. only where you will find someone like your sasha all around same one freak. need to do something. wife in your name. here i won’t get sick, it’s bad and they will bring me to you on the operating table, what are you talking about, don’t you dare even think about it. well, can we think of something ? hey man rostik and you did the lessons did el. yes , dad called, said it would be late. yes i know. hello hello mom no. soon there will be lessons done, right? thank you hello. you've already come to your place about vic. i am now, and they roma will be there too . all dads, we went where it

yes i say a when they come now, dad, mom, only dad does not tell, only dad, says now, when you are thethe answer to the question of how to raise an ideal man? oh, i do not know. an ideal man, when we walk with him, if he sees some flowers, he will definitely pick them and give them to me, because he says, i am a gentleman and women need to give flowers. this is the quality i really like. and i teach my son to never lie to me. because the most important thing a man should be honest. he never will never take someone else's. if he needs to take or buy something, he will always ask. mom , can i buy this particular chocolate? well , we somehow taught him from childhood in one of our interviews. you said that your main dream is not to win. at eurovision , your main dream is to open your own vocal school, which, for the time being, hinders the realization of this dream. as long as nothing gets in the way. here is my son. will go to school. i will be more, probably more free, and i will make this dream come true, because it is very important for me to teach talented children so that they made

dad, i never kicked you out.lease, come the instrument to us. why dad why then when i wanted to help aunt? repair to make you say something to her some garbage, she calls me, misha, i'm all on my dad wrote to me to come. no need for repairs . don't hesitate to come here. i wrote everything to vitalka at home. she told you to talk to me for you. wait, i was talking to you. hmm. i say you can make a bathhouse for your sister, you say. yes, i say, well, in installments, you say i need the money right away. how can i live without a forest? well, i'll do it for you. well , what can be a conversation? well, how did it tell you what repairs to do? i didn’t want a bathhouse, but repairs are being done, you need money right away , and she redid the roof with money. i say i i will come and do everything for free. i don't know this. she didn't tell me that. and you went to this neighbor. we tried to figure it out right away, just went on the porch , left asking, what are we going to do? they said get out of here. i left. is

imagine what dad will say when he finds out. and here is yours? dad?urse, it doesn't matter. absolutely except for what you have achieved in this life thanks to him , he said everything he wanted. i would like to work. you bring her daughter into the house. you do understand that this is not comme il faut. yes? if only it were so. damn, that's not the point, denis, understand, it's just that svetlana's daughter is too much for me. is it not clear? nothing, i can not change she died. you understand that the girl was left alone. she is my daughter. after death you are my life. and yes, he will live with us. do n't trample on my papers, please. secondly, such bumps go to dad. and then we have not only a folder of celebrities. my mother is an actress. why are you a hit of the eighties? she plays such a singer there, so fatal, well, straight, but who is your mother's teacher? it's probably very expensive. i can't accept, take it all. the main thing is that it fits. are you like not fat. i want to buy more, the folder is good for my book. oh, we passed him i

yes , so good about dad. mom, tell me about dad. and the day before yesterday. well, tell me more.now that dad got a new secret mission and went to south america. mom and the president receives the task directly, of course. from whom else does the president call him on a top-secret phone and give him a top-secret assignment. and only dad can deal with them. went to america. then we go up and have a secret mission so that no one knows me. only our son, you do n’t tell your great-grandmother to anyone, okay? you understand it's a secret. mom, when is he coming? here, as soon as the task is completed, it will immediately arrive. tell me how it will be he will arrive unexpectedly without warning, because he likes to make surprises. he will bring you many, many gifts to me a large bouquet of flowers, and he sits in his kitchen drinking tea, looking at you and smiling. everything is fine. good morning. hello galina don't answer the trick to school, otherwise i'm so late for work. you, of course, will take, don't worry, let 's behave. well okay. by the way, his dad was transferred to amer

i'm your dad.th me, yes, that is, uh, well, yes there flew in. uh, could there be a slap there or well, as if it were always very easy. for me, this is like domestic violence. that's what google expressed steel there, he didn't constantly pour it into the corner. eh, there is buckwheat there, for example, he said now you will stand here. here, you understand, that is, here you are not even afraid of what you will put on this buckwheat there, you will stand in the corner. or they will go to you now, but simply to the potential opportunities for obtaining this. kazan absolutely not knowing why, that is, you live in constant fear. but now something will fly to you. this went on for quite a long time after some time, when it had already reached some kind of incomprehensible dead end. i turned to my brother dad for help. here they had a conversation with him there, they promised to break in and come to sort it out like a man. and you told your mother, mother of dmitry the sorcerer, that you mocked him v

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see, my dad was in the air- see, my dad was in the air force so and ex— serviceman and because of dad'sfor boys because the academy was full of boys. i did not see, i do not happen to see a single girl. my brother's coach used to watch me every day and he said i watched you as a kid every day six emu would come sharp to the academy and i thought let me see how the girl plays, so one day he said pick up the bat and let me throw you a few tennis balls and i happened to properly impress the coach better than my brother. and he told my father to invest his energy and time and money into turning his daughter as a cricketer than his son. growing up, being a mumbai cricketer, one name is for sure and that sachin tendulkar. i should not like watching a cricketer lot but the thing was in my family, everyone was so crazy in the moment sachin tendulkar should come too bad, leave everything and watch the game and the moment he is off, tv is off, but is it. he game and the moment he is off, tv is off, but is it.— tv is off, but is it. he played a big role — tv is off, but is it. he played a big role

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well, it's your dad. i mean dad., vladimir baraev, but my middle name is vladimirovna , and i still have it. uh, a dash in the column, the father is a dash. that's what i was asking about. well , she, too, again somehow mixed up something there again, and therefore the story is so confusing and the last time i asked this question. it was a year ago. i texted my mom. i say, mom, tell me, please, tell me honestly, well, this is very important to me. so what did she tell me? come on, let's say it's a mistake. i say to the registry office, mom, please, let's not allow anything. 100%, uh, you have one father - that's one hundred percent. vladimir baraev. just when the alleged father was imprisoned. her parents kicked her out of the house. her husband's parents vladimir will help her. well, there was nothing, no obligations, nothing. uh, and then when i 3 years old, we, well, returned to novgorod where did she leave from? when she got married at the end of the message was something like promise me. promise me that you will

my dad is still my name is kisa my dad. my name is sergey. i am the son of vova with us.a , watch movies and walk together, uncle. seryozha their dad. here is such a more strict such with him. uh, so the explosive nature is a little different. so no, it looks like a lot of things are very similar, they have the same assets. they even have two of the same dreams. that's why i do not know for me, they are generally the same. they never separate. they even rest together. our children, too, then, as it were, did. the conclusion is no. next time we 'll all go together more fun. they say, yes, with age, their characters begin to differ in childhood. maybe somehow we were the same in character there for the cat. and now i’m somehow more rich, and here it must be that i didn’t start. like this it will be right gemini friends do not confuse. they say it's true. you don't look like a family of twins at all. they say that with age, the connection in gemini weakens. is it true? well, i see. because when we were together 24 hours a day.

look mom, what a look, mom, i deserve to be proud of me sometimes this is a message to dad, look, dadd. because in order to become a champion, to become some kind of brilliant pianist, chess player, jump over the pastes. well, there are 24 hours in a day. yes, you can’t make them out of them, 56, even if in the fall, therefore, you work a lot and work at the expense of what? yes, that is suffering some suffering other areas. this happens either because the child is focused from above, but i'm not sure, in fact, in such stories, that this happens 100%. it should be there anyway. ah, so very strong. uh, narcissistic aim. will the young talent alisa teplyakova experience difficulties in establishing communication with her own kind, will her child prodigy affect her personal life, will the fox evgenievna choose a relationship burdened by the transfer, she will lose, it looks like the scenario with her children or how irina polyakova will prefer a different fate for them. there is no time machine, so there are no answers yet, however, this fact will not hurt. we will discuss the problem of

dad worked at home, so mom left, and dad was with me all the time and before school., and we lived on ulyanovsk we walked through the stadium and i really did not like soup soup. i just dialed like this, like half the stadium passed. i said, dad, can i now you let's and just like that, i give this soup and brought it to the stadium. well, in general, i remember from my childhood. it's all the time, dad. he took me to the rink. he walked with me school. he went to the circus with me. he took pictures of me on a sled all the time. i studied with the daughter of yuri vladimirovich irina seminyak in the same class from the first grade, they thought at the same desk. it was, in general, such friendly school relations, for example, for a long time. well, closer to graduation . we got the opportunity to go on vacation together and somehow the family took me with them when visiting the wonderful house of creativity of composers in the city of sortavala in karelia yuri vladimirovich wrote music. there was a tool in our piano house, and he worked very hard, then there was a pop

now i’ll tell him about his bees once, when my dad and i, only i started helping my dad for years.l, somewhere around 48 years old, i guess. now i'm into it no longer what the young girls started yesterday. here i am. uh. if i had been told earlier that i would someday go to the bees, i would say that i was crazy, my dad got carried away. uh, my mother bought a couple of houses, no, she stopped using sugar in order to somehow love glucose with her mind. very much my mother was 9 years older, but she loved a good marriage very much. give so happens to be very good friendly loved. my mother, the most eastern, came here from lomila western belarusians. do you know what it is? dad's parents did not immediately accept mom and us, but he said, i love anyone, i love everything. yes, that's all. so let's go to your chambers. these are our bees. what foreign belarusians did with dad. we had all the local bees, which were biting and angry. we had terribly evil bees, forest wild ones. it was like among people. yes, there are evil at home, but then somehow in our country, probably in the sixte

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dad can't do that. you are an impossibly pedant.re alive, mom, she still couldn’t stand it with you for a long time. i didn't mean to offend you. do you know she to me? sometimes i dream. true, i don’t remember it at all, of course. you thought very tiny? almost 30 years have passed, do you know how to go to the cemetery? you weren't there last time. i was sick, of course. we're leaving. we'll definitely go. good afternoon. kind allow me? but my husband is not at home, and then he came to you, in my opinion, yes, that's right. i literally for a few minutes i have such a request to you, you could not show me your husband's shoes. sneakers sneakers here no, great. thank you . and what a great complete mismatch of the picture. we always cook tasty from the soul, bro. well , of course, you know what we will cook today. i don’t just know what we will cook, but i also know how we will cook, share recipes, dishes that your whole family will definitely like. today we will have a fish on the table for tomorrow. we have salmon and in addition

yes dad, dad is running, i hugged the child.t is, he ran his hands, never come. i took nikita. i say, nikita, let's go to the store. i know that she has, uh, a daughter from her second husband. she separated from her second husband. she put her second husband on alimony. i'm picking up. eh, a child took his son to the store, what was he wearing? yes , these are nightmares, already torn things, dirty things were given, i still think, yes. well really. this is my child walks in such things, never scored. i gave him sweets a full package of oranges three things and little juice, send e home to them with packages. this told you the child was already ready, his things were collected further. she offered me coffee, drank coffee, she took out the documents about the birth of the child once, and snils, of course. i gave it away because the child is allergic, he can go. yes, all the documents, she gave everything perfectly. what's next everything we got out and went to my car. she came out, she even saw us off when i was driving, she wro

uh, they are full-blooded slavs, dad is russian, mom is ukrainian, dad ended up there, probably at aboutyears old. eh, because he is with his mother with my grandmother. uh, to be honest, i ’ll tell you from tbilisi, from tiflis, they fled from the bolsheviks to get lost in the proletarian side, and my mother in the same years, probably at 13-14, fled with ukraine from the famine 8 years old i was i was always with my grandmother there, because dad and mom worked, and this grandmother is honored by dad. yes i am to you i will say more than this valery evgenievich the fact is that because of my grandmother i ended up in belarus and this is when your parents divorced, yes, they divorced before the war, as they say shortly after my birth, well, here are very good, uh, familiar friends , my mother and her husband came to grodno. and my father and my stepmother came to baku to visit each other. so uh, well, again ironically. before the war, they lived in the same yard and my stepfather and dad and mom lived in the same yard. and so, when he returned, he saw his stepfather from captivity that

my mom look at my dad and my dad looked at my mom and i said, you don't remember?aid what was dad wearing? what was mom wearing? i said, well, this is romantic. host: he lost a brother as well. guest: i did my brother died september 13, 2019. he was my best friend. he was at the computer on friday the 13th and had a heart attack and died. it was before his 70th birthday. about six or eight months after that, their youngest son, my nephew named eric, was found face dead in his apartment and had a heart attack at 38 years old. i believe it was grief from the death of his father and my sister-in-law lost her husband and son within a span of eight or nine months. she is so having difficulty and is in a support group those who have lost loved ones and goes regularly. she is in nursing and works really sweet and i adore her, but what a one-to punch -- 1-2 punch. host: go ahead. you are on with larry elder. caller: i question would be -- please correct me if i am right or wrong -- prior to the election, i started receiving mail for three japanese people that i live alone.

mom and dad lived in the same yard.he returned, he saw to his stepfather from captivity that my mother was here all the time, as it were, well, your parents divorced. eh, when you were still a child, as we found out, and what is interesting, which is not typical of the soviet era. you stayed with your father, this is more degree. whose choice was it, yours or your parents'? papa ended up in belarus by chance . but it was a happy occasion, because the general summoned papa from baku to moscow and said. orlov needs to raise defense work in the liberated areas into the corridor. 10 minutes think three options, belgorod grodno velikiye luki in 10 minutes, tell the decision father goes out into the corridor. and who is in the corridor of the military, who just liberated it all, says orlov belgorod is an absolutely ruined city, velikiye luki is a big village, grodno grodno is a polish city a beautiful city absolutely general, grodno he left, everything came there, which means that dad forever, taking his mother, leaves for gr

even if this, dad is good, even if he is wonderful, but there are some things that dad at a certain stages not as effective as grandma, why is this not understood? why is it not understood that these children suffer insanely, something constantly happens to them. you if they are like sparrows, small, their hearts are beating, you know, really huge injuries and for children to see how their grandmother fights for them. it 's even more traumatic for them. you see, they feel this anxiety. if a grandmother, who is a mother , fights so hard for us, then you understand us in some kind of hostile environment, so i don’t understand why there was no social pedagogue, there weren’t psychologists. why such a disregard for baby showers? let's ask. in the second grandmother, why did her son need children, so more she thinks her son is excellent. he will cope with the upbringing of his daughters in the studio of galina purikov. hello galina i believe that children should live with their father. why, because no one, neither grandmother, grandfather, nor mother will notice a loved one. and he is a grandm

al zombary was her dad. a 67 year old widower.good friends were you with chrissy? >> not very. we did not run in the same groups. >> so it was no surprise when they lost touch after graduation. pat joined the army and became a ranger. while she went to college, got married, and had children. >> she was fine. she had a contagious laugh. she was just somebody that i wanted to be around. >> karen was one of her closest friends. for years, they had lived on the same cul-de-sac and lay raise their kids together. >> how is she is a mom? >> she was awesome. >> and she was also a compassionate friend. karen says christie was a shoulder to cry on when her marriage fell apart. >> i would call her crying and she would come over. and she was just my rock through the whole thing. >> kristie, now a divorced mom of four girls needed a rock of her own. so she reached out to pat on facebook. and it had been 20 years since they had last seen each other. the chrissy that he talked to online seem to be unraveling. >> it would always turn into a poor

or they just don't notice, like my dad. and sorry, now your dad is also a price tag. i meant. just look, both of us advise you. well, this is what the tsarsky look for and yes, she brought dried siberian mushrooms. you sniff, it smells like taiga. you are out of your mind. immediately throw out this muck, excellent , you want to poison us, it is not known who collected these mushrooms? maybe there are only toadstools alexander yuryevna, i can’t heal the militants from toadstools?