tim, andy and mike — the three dads walking.hree dads to three daughters who all took their own lives — emily, sophie and beth. it all started in 2021, when they were brought together by their grief and decided to shine a light on the issue. there they go. andy, mike and tim walking 300 miles over the next 15 days _ to raise money and awareness about suicide prevention. - on that walk, they raised almost £1 million. but the dads knew that finishing that challenge was not the end of their work. and there seemed to be a glaring gap, that we should be talking to our young people, and one of the solutions would be to actually get the schools involved. i think when we crossed the line and showed them. you know, when you said to me, "what's it like to finish?" it's like, well, we're not finished. we knew then we weren't finished, but we didn't know what it was going to be. you didn't know the shape of it. not at all. it was a logical progression to, where do we take this next? we'd done our homes. we needed to take it to london. so, i

so, when dad concussed dad and when dad lost, well, he wounded in the leg in front of dad , this archarevichhim. in general , there were only a few people left in the platoon, and dad told about this already in the future time by a famous person. and suddenly the call e and the woman introduced that she was the mother of alik rafaevich. she was sure, she was told that her son was missing, and she came to us. i remember we were in front of tea and dad told the last days how they were friends at the front and about the biker faevich, and their friendship, and now in the last days and how she killed him right in front of dad, she was so grateful, because this is the last thing she knew about her son, and she was very grateful. and what about dad? if you can tell me, i'll tell you, here they are served some front-line brigades, listen. we have this record. in 1942, i came to moscow after being wounded, as a disabled veteran of the patriotic war, naturally, i came to my native club of cauch, where i was engaged in amateur performances, young people came there. after work, tired, we organized a co

at dad.erence in age from my mother and to the current version on the topic, especially since there are more than 20 years, 22. exactly 22 years old, that's exactly what was the difference between you and your first love? yes, and i already said that my parents asked me not to talk about my personal life. for me. this is not a private life. and this is fate. it's my destiny to be by my side, and for a few years there was such an amazing person, and my parents reacted perfectly, because they, uh, adored thomas from the first day they met. it was mom's before the chicken. and dad really wanted him not to leave after the institute, uh, back to sukhum, so that he would stay, but uh, thomas was very sick with his mother and he i had a choice to stay. here in graduate school with dad and from a brilliant career and so on, either to leave and nurse a sick mother, he went to his mother. and when i was 16, when hmm uh, he came to visit us in sukhumi and saw. that's when just uh, and he and i, i realiz

dad was born in kharkov. dad in kharkov, this grandfather was from there.t there, uh, oncology, and uh, moreover, when i am now uh at godfather uh, the son of dad alexei german was filming in kharkov, we found the place where the house where dad was born stood opposite e nkvd but during the war it was later destroyed. what do you think, how would grandfather dad, who went through the war, saw in his own eyes? who lived uh, all the more often there in ukraine outwardly, how would they now look at what is happening that the war, it turns out, is not over, dad is a very patriotic person and dad is very sensually sensitive, so i am convinced that the experiences at home would be incredible . i don't think he reacted actively to it, but the fact that his heart would break inside it, yes. he adored time, despite the fact that dad was very naughty in childhood and in kharkov he graduated from a school for difficult spirits, because all the rest of him they kicked him out because he liked to ride on the bandwagon, the tram was behind there, because he liked the wal

meanwhile, the dads have kept on pushing their message, meanwhile, the dads have kept on pushing theirying in the news agenda with their campaigning winning them a pride of britain award — again, getting noticed by those in the public eye. i've seen you guys on tv. you're incredible, you make me cry when i watch you. _ we made a lot of people cry! they are incredible. and to get everybody talking about this with young people and all the people who've joined you on the walk, who've told you their stories, i think it's a lot bigger than we'd recognised. there may not be any more plans to walk at the moment, but the dads remain committed to making ministers take notice. the bereavement by suicide is such a... it's a kind of exquisite pain, it's horrible, it'sjust... ..it is excruciatingly painful. so when you, when it first happens, you do wonder how you're going to survive. you know, i've got a sophie—sized hole in my life which can never be filled, it can't be. but by doing something that helps other people, you become more protected from that gaping void. what do you think your girls w

dad's dad had his last birthday at the dacha, and lenka and i were filming.hey lived in the dacha, but it was not far from our dacha, and they rented a room in one house. they never saw. she said, come on, come on. i went to come, without her, do not come back. i followed lena very much. but when we returned, and my father saw her, father said a figure, divine, and she, a solid heart, seated her at the table next to him and all his guests who came to get acquainted, my son's wife. we were not married. and then he said, urgently live. we did not come to him to announce this. he was happy and then, when he was gone, i found a booklet, and it was written to boris from boris died in 73. he is seventy-two. it means that he is already sick, i feel that he will end his life signed a booklet, hoping that lena will give birth to his grandson, which we will call boris and we gave birth to a grandson in the seventy- fourth year and named him. and then, after this blessing, boris nikolaevich, what kind of wedding was yours? very modestly, we had a gorgeous wedding with f

it was my dad's birthday last week, dad, i wasn't home that day.ry, but i know you understand what my job is, but dad, i love you. thank you for what you have always been and is daddy has long chosen a gift for you. it remains only to bring. you know you're left handed. my name is igor tur. it was my propaganda they can tear off never a fit charge of emotions. i consider an absolutely uncreative person to be so hard-nosed anymore. well, such a stubborn person. here , this is my art. i think so, there are moments when people just, well, they were refused, yes, that is, one door closed, the second, they don’t try further. here. well, i'm going, that's until they open it, belarusians are a project of updated people. yes, and i don't remember. at what point was the project born, it was born some time, and it was a series of some of my street choices, like you and i, sandwiches in thermoses and discussing the most important things in the center of the lake. not yet, we will discuss, we will not come to a common concept. we don't leave the lake. this is

so i called my dad and i said to my dad or are you picking me up?, really, i hate everything that's going on right now. i hate my life. i don't want to live like this. i want to live with you. everything everything everything i need. so he said, okay like find your papers. i'll take you away , this mother somehow recognized. uh, she started locking her room, and she had all the documents there. we are all birth certificate my passport is absolutely everything and one once. she went to throw out the garbage, forgot, in short, to close the door. i just fly into this room with my feet, in short, i start all these documents, i find my birth certificate , my passport, in short, and then bam a certificate of divorce, and i find out that my parents are divorced. and i'm such a glory to you, lord, well, that's all. i was driving, dad picked me up and saved me. you are offended that you did not have motherly love. well, uh, it's a shame, yes, a misunderstanding of why it's so important, uh, but on the other hand, now i'm already strongly somehow because of i

i then asked my dad. i say, dad, come on, please restore. i will know my date of birth.tored it and then i found out that on the sixth of january i had a very happy life. saturated with various events, because when i appeared they still continued to work in the theater and i went with them. then, when my mother has already grown up, she says, you want to travel. you have seen so much in your life. i'm talking up to 6 years old. that is, i seem to remember practically nothing, but of course, all this remained in memory. and these different theaters are some kind of hotels - it's all so intense and then paid a lot of attention to me, dad, he worked in the theater in the production part and always took me with him. and that is, i went everywhere i could , attended rehearsals of all kinds, well, mom, i also paid a lot of attention. she talked to me a lot when we moved to ufa. and mom and dad had already left the theater. they went to work in a factory. somehow already. well, something here decided to change the gray activities. mom has already left. she left the factory agai

[applause] it is wonderful you brought up my dad. my dad grew up on the southside of chicago. he was a fast talking, young man . he listed -- enlisted in the army and ended up in the korean war. he came back he met my mom and they ended up in a small town, in southern indiana, where i showed up. my dad has been gone since 1988. but sometimes i have to remind myself that our three adult children never met my dad. he continues to be such a great influence in my life. he is the best man i ever knew. someone recently observed that he is the secret star of the book. the story referred to says a lot about my dad in the way he raised my three brothers, two sisters, and i. in the chapter entitled, climb euro amount, dad had built a successful business in the small town. a gas station business. it worked out a gas station to pay my way through college. i was a gas station attendant. for the younger people in the room, we will explain later what that was. [laughter] but my dad was a man of strong faith. he most often repeated phrases were climb your own mountain. he said to each one of

dad shared khrystyna’s greatest admiration.ee it here. i didn’t see everything. we watched the echo, and dad showed it to me . where is jupiter? it's so magical . i miss this time. dad said if it was possible to discover some celestial body, he would call it by the name of mom. be a star. it 's called elena. khrystyna says when it's very hard she looks at the night sky, it's like that. i loved my dad and somewhere not in ukraine now she is peaceful and calm the sky like this reminds me of the best that their family had before the war, i also have such associations that here i am looking at the sky to me how dostayut calm down the most important thing now is to restore my mother's health to wait for the capture of the bridegroom power and find their home - the girls say because of the war they have already lost it twice. khrystyna's painful memories are written in a poem, it's a pity that i'm far away. it's difficult for me to go to the sea today. my fate is broken . i'm caught up in the world and in my thoughts i'm looking for

my dad grew up on the operation. spry 12 or 13 years old, that's up 15 miles away from where the original farm is. very special lands. my grandfather first bought the first piece of land by not having an even $2 he could scrape together. he started actually a lincoln fox arm started to raise money that way to buy the first quarter of land. i come from a family that recognize the value of owning something for an effect my dad set all the time chrissy don't sell land god is not making any more land. really, your whole estate what your legacy was wasd tied up in the land you can pass on to your children and grandchildren. it was a special place. more than just a place to call home. that's where our family had its roots its foundation for. >> not my first rodeo lessons fromth the heartland you talk about a moment where you and your dad took a drive to what you refer to the book as a native land. he said oh yeah i bought it is that the ranch? >> that is where i live yes. and are part of the state is very rare to find nati

there, my dad loved to play cards.miliar with such a mise-en-scene since childhood, and in front of your eyes, dad is playing. and with whom he cut himself , it happened that at our house they were very fond of playing cards and dice, if i'm not mistaken with vladimir valentinovich menshov, who was just the last time. e your transmission is in front of us. so well, here's what i know a little, well pass games. indeed, let's remember how the laser told about and exactly about this gambling, alekseevich put it. well, i fell under the great charm of kolya, he was talented in all his human manifestations, and he immediately seduced me and taught me to play dice. and who won the dice he won? i'm not at all in any games i'm not lucky when we fought all night, then he says, i wrote, you know? how much time, how much you and i spent playing in costumes, for some reason they called the costume. and you you know how much i'm not sorry at all that i lost you my new suit. you are an amazing friendship vladimir menshov and your fat

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

well, my dad brought it in. dad is sleeping. yes, a beauty from a family business.ather hear cuts. and i’m taking the seven, it’s a very difficult time, and he has six months of serious thoughts left before the elections are so fateful and for him personally and in general for turkey, because at the same time the elections, uh, next year in june uh, and the president of the country and the parliament hmm a lot of questions. it is not clear what will end there, but the likelihood that either in parliament his development party, together with the nationalist, may lose or he may or immediately god forbid for him, both. this is very serious, so he is now saying that he is defending his political existence and such, yes, and in the context of this, well, there are many positions. what comes from e-e of the european union yes, and from nato, especially in such hoses, strange as france and the united states, he does not like it very much. the point is that he does draw attention was the aggravation of the situation in the syrian direction. yes, then now syria proposed a so

here i have such a remembrance dad told me how you found out about dad's death happened. it's like this in august. i was with my family at the dacha with children. dad filmed at the same time he worked in riga on tour. and starred in the movie cold summer of 1953 . and for a few days he came to moscow because he taught at gitis. and he came. students had some problems with the hostel. and here he was, when there were some problems, there he went to the rector's office and solved problems in gitis. and he came home, even there he asked, met our elevator operator no. hot water, as always in moscow, turn off the water. there was no hot water, and so we assume that, apparently he got into the shower. and under a cold shower, a heart spasm occurred, and then, uh, suddenly at night, the son-in-law nina nikolaevna arkhipova, an actress of the satire theater, comes to us and says, like this and that, she says she came to the performance for a period on the phone, he does not answer. and then my husband yuri i gave him the keys. he went to moscow at night. he opened yes, the apart

my dad is on my mom's phone too. you see now. i'm sure your dad is a real man. i have a great dad.y mom for some reason unexpectedly left for paris without dad. well sit down. what's going on, and you didn't hear me well on the way out, please, along with the children. you have 10 minutes to get ready, please wait. i'll call now 10 minutes to get myself together. i want the estate of babaev, which is 100 km from moscow here. according to a legend known to the locals, some mysterious treasure was emblazoned 100 years ago. what do you know about it? so, so, uh, oh purse, hold my one here. aha, so that's what it means. count dorokhov, uh-huh owned, the last owner of this estate was a terrible man, woman, i didn’t press the card, i played duels, i fought, and at the end of my life, you know who the neighbor’s girl fell in love with? yes, but she was very young. well, my parents were totally against it. so he took her away by taking away somehow doubtfully the beginning of the 20th century. what a terrible thing. why didn’t the woman scare you as a child? did they scare you? there, baba

she said that dad never showed up. is a tent with gingerbread, so what? let's go buy. do you know how delicious they are? grandma loves them very much. but you need to ask your dad , he won't even notice. friendship between our cities is a gift, as they say from the heart? what is this horror? this is santa claus who loves children and gives them gifts for the new year. the future center of sports and children's creativity will become the same gift for the children of our city. snow maiden and now let's go to the layout of our future center. here are the problems now . excuse me, you haven't seen a boy and a girl of six or seven. no, unfortunately, i haven't . my dears are very tasty now . mom or dad has a mother at work, that we decided to make a fool out of me here. and now i'll turn you over to the police. what happened? grandmother yes, too, leave here we have a pool on the second floor there is a ballet studio, a hall for practicing martial arts. well, other circles. people what kind of people something does not l

i l dad wiped a tear from his eyelj dad wiped a tear from his eye. don't blame him!blame him! england galloped towards their— don't blame him! england galloped towards their victory _ don't blame him! england galloped towards their victory target - don't blame him! england galloped towards their victory target while i towards their victory target while they always do. rehan ahmed added ten runs to his debut. why not? seen everything? there was still time for ben stokes to let loose. watch out. to win on day four, theyjust need 55 more runs, and a bat. joe wilson, bbc news. and in tennis, venus williams has been handed a surprise wild card to compete at the australian open injanuary. a special one becoming the first player to come from two sets down at this year's championship. in tennis, venus williams has been handed a surprise wild card to compete at the australian open injanuary. the 42—year—old first played the event in 1997 and has reached the singles final twice, as well as winning five doubles grand slams at the event in melbourne. and that is just about it fr

my dad has been gone since 1988. but sometimes i have to remind myself that our three adult children never met my dad because he continues to be such a great yinfluence in my life. he's the best man i ever knew . and someone recently observed that he's the secret star of "so help me god" and that blessed my heart. but the story you referred to says a lot about my dad and the way he raised my two brothers and three sisters and i. in a chapter entitled climb your own mountain, dad built n a successful business in a small town, a gas station business. i worked at a gas station to pay my way through college. i was a gas station attendant and for the younger people in the room we will explain later what that was. but my dad was a man of strong faith. his most often repeated phrases were not my will but thine be done . and climbyour own mountain . which was he said to each one of his children, he said i don't care what you do with your life but i want you to strive every day to do your best and the story you allude to very

listen, well, really, it looks like, say, dad. yes, but dad is alive.s i understand it. met not only your birth. and he still has children, yes, who, before me , he had a m-m wife. but i don’t know, that’s how i understood it, from the words of my mother, that he was before the army with she was. then he went to the army, met my mother, then after the army, when he came, but as i understand it, he is leaving women for children. it didn't throw at all, no, it didn't throw at all. well, i talked. yes, as it were, after they parted conditionally with my mother, he started another family. and there are children too. well, that is, if he knew that he had a son, yeah, he would not have abandoned him, he would never even have been allowed by his family, mom and dad, that is, my grandparents. well, theoretically. he is could not know that she was pregnant that she gave birth, they could quarrel. well, i think he didn't know about it, didn't know, yeah, yeah, it can't be. andrey's mom i don't know. well, the fact is that i asked why relatives who remained on the

had a birthday, dad, i was not at home that day. job is, but dad, i love you i love. thank you for the fact that you have always been and are dad, a gift you have long chosen. it remains only to bring. do you know that you are lighter? my name is igor tur. it was my propaganda the key to the success of any game of erudition is calmness and confidence. please translate into russian the belarusian word. avolzhye, in order to propagate it in triplicate, this rule is followed by both adults and children andrey valerievich hello. if you do not know, you can not answer the wrong answer. it's -5 points nothing. i'm just reminding watch on belarus 24 tv channel. in our project we will show you unique personalities, in general i am a person who, uh, even without tune in to intuition. that is, i'm still more an artist than a business woman, i don't understand. where does it come from? i can't even put my idea down on paper. they just flies off from somewhere above me, and do not break stereotypes with an example from my own experience, walkin

i'm not dad out of business.hy did i explain, because at that time i was, but did not live, like, then i was in college then. i went to a friend's porridge in the hostel. i was pregnant. after a couple. it can be said that the guy drank truant, well, there's some coffee for some reason the family decided that it was pasha's child. but this can, no, this cannot be, at all. pasha offered me money for him money for an abortion, not from what you say, you give birth, he says, this is not the person who needs to give birth to a second child. it 's going to be hard for you. it turns out that she brought karina to visit them and was with me, danechka approached him in fair ones , and he looks like a limousine. who is this? well, pashka really looks like him. of course not. pashka turns out, he is so round and dark-haired. brown-eyed anya, i have such blue-eyed with light brown, boy. that's how you explained nikolai's family yes, i said, but apparently they didn't believe it, no, and now you rarely communicate with nikol

well, why didn't you say anything to me or dad, dad in the know? this is our dad.thing is everything, everything, well, do not roar. my little one is fine, let's go, just talk to him. come through maxim please meet me, this is my daughter oksana in the family because of me. let's talk to your husband. dad needs to chill. excuse me. ok. let's have a cup of tea then . and i run for the cake. wait, i quickly come on, and i'm with you. but i'm to blame, so the cake is me. we arrived. premiere on the channel russia everything is very confusing, sergey beregatov will follow alexander baluev. i would like to participate more in this investigation with love. a beautiful outfit, let this christmas tree in festive tea please me every year. well, what are you magical grandson hands magic watercolor just a wonderful number. i really liked it. e women mironov who was sitting oh wolf. oh, bunny, that is, you returned us some kind of childhood. well what about us are you doing? this is daniil, i was waiting for your performance, because i think you will not take us today. that's

i met with my dad at a diner near his house .at looke d exactly like m e. only 30 years olde r. i gave him a hug . i don't think he expected that . we went inside the diner and we ordered and we chit-chatted for a whil e. and eventually he asked me "what do you want to kno w? i'll tell you anything you want to know ." i think i've been waiting for this moment for 30 yea rs and now i couldn't even look him in the eye . so i looked down, and i said "i want to know if the memories that i have are mine . "i want to know where i came fro m. and i want to know what happened. " i didn't ask him the questio n that i really wanted an answer to which was, "why weren't you aroun d? why didn't you try harder? " he started to tell me about the memories that he had . he told me that he didn't blame my mother for leaving hi m because he knew he wasn't strong enough to keep he r. he told me that we used to have weekend visits togethe r. but whenever he dropped me off my mother would start a fight with him and he didn't want to figh t. she would

well family like no dad.resent there. but that is, we, well, as it were, there are seven, yes, when you have parents, that is, if you have a ticket to the family, when you have a dad, mom, you look up to them, we didn’t have this, we were well, on different sides, and so i always well, as it were well, everything, everything goes from childhood. i've always tried. eh, well, how would i do everything myself, so i, in principle, myself and, as it were, both a woman and a man. well, that's sort of wrong. now, if for example, now, i look at life, yes, well, already from the position of an adult there. well, understanding, there are the fates of other people, of course. i would really like my mom and dad to live together, and that i have the same marriage . well , something like that, well, as if life dictates its own rules and you don’t have to choose here. you just have to love. yes, if you're lucky, well, let's say i love him. well, even if i fall in love, i still have, well, psychologically from my childhood t

give it back to dad.ase, for god's sake, punish them put them in a corner, lose sweets, but only at home. leave, i beg you, put me in my position. i understand that this is a hopeless situation, but what should i do to wait until your children destroy the entire studio or cripple other children? no, come, yes now. hello hello a. you could call yevgeny potapov on the phone at a meeting with management thank you zhenya it's great. you know how unimportant that yulia got this job in a tv show, and you constantly promote yourself . i didn’t say everything until conditionally. semyonovich laid out everything himself. i don't understand, are you calling me ? yes, this is you eugene hello, our children have arranged. they need to be picked up immediately. i'm actually not your personal secretary. why is this young lady calling me, and valery mikhailovich this is a long story? i'm in hurry. just morning was one daughter. now the children are somehow fast. it's just familiar. and no, still take it. i don't have, p

i'm important to my dad.e cordons of my mom and grandmother to see me and brought some gifts. i was not allowed to take them, but came to school. he tried to see me through the teacher's room when i had already entered and went to school, because my mother and grandmother did not let him see me, what did you do or not do that you changed his last name, you don’t wear e and last name. i think that i cannot say that i have a strong character, i am a very peaceful person, therefore at a young age. i could not resist the influence of the world in which i lived, and in this world it was bad and it was a betrayal to communicate with it and to take gifts was a betrayal. well, here it also joined so that the pope has a surname, lepilkin. i somehow became first graders. children at school call names strongly by this surname. and when my mother had a second husband, gerasimov, i don’t really remember it, but it seems to me that i myself even expressed a desire to take, uh, a surname, well, she tells me so. grandma, i d

and dad looked at but me. i thought he would be pleased that i came back with a fistful of ribbons and he threw them back at me and he said i don't want anything to do with those, i said why? i came in first, he said no, you just told me you didn't do your best. all i ever want from you is to do your best. every day of my life i try to live up to that standard. that combat veteran, dedicated father, dedicated husband, one of my favorite memories in the book, one of my first international trips was to travel to korea. driving through the capital of soul, they had billboards at the bus stations, said welcome, vice president pens. pence. it said thank you lieutenant ed pence for our freedom. [applause] thank you. >> host: thank you. one more story i would like you to tell. this one is about a fraternity brother you had in college, and this is a born-again story but i would like you to tell a story about what he wore around his neck and how that affected you. >> host: this man is a modern-day john the apostle. you

yes, dad, of course, and victoria doesn’t want her to call dad and oleg the dad of this person beforeomething laziness was for her. anyway , nikolai will be a stranger. well, do we all perceive correctly that oleg should participate only financially in the life of a child, but at the same time he should not be a father, of course, anyway . this is my child. i write for myself. will you let oleg to communicate with angelina well, i mean. this is a stranger. and how does your family feel about it, because you may have a daughter first to prove that she is my daughter. my mother is also considered mine, why she will tell the mother herself the father in front, unexpected details from the man’s personal life and the result of the dna test, be careful. bright taste of instant coffee jardingold and jardine pleasure to feel the main holiday of the country there are only 8 days left. so, we need to try very hard so that as many people as possible celebrate the new year with their loved ones. relatives are looking for an older sister. it's been 40 years now. she became your mamai at some point

and at one time, in your youth, you were able to reconcile mom and dad with your own dad, you know, i'me, neither mom nor dad. i was born on april 3, 1937 , and on december 3, 18 years old came for my father. he spent nothing in stalin's camps and exiles. and his mother was waiting for him like a real penelope. she was true. it was fantastic love of father and mother, but time severed their relationship, because in order to survive, my father had to be exiled, then he told me . went down with a woman said i married a cow. well why why? you see, he lived in exile, he could not survive, but his mother did not forgive him for this in your book, bring transit very poignantly true. here is the letter and fragment. read dear. marik for almost 17 years i was considered a serious state criminal who allegedly committed a current crime against our soviet power you were only 8 months old when i was arrested for about nine years. i was imprisoned after two years of very relative freedom, when i did not have the right to live in the cities, even to appear in moscow, was again arrested in the forty-

the first dad dad sits and here we are watching tv. okay edik goats, these brutes, these damn politicians between these counts 200 hryvnia, which yesterday earned five. when he stood for the same kozlov and smelly deputies, this is not normally worth it. dad is worth someone else. and what is it that someone else should take these thieving grandmas? why don't i think, the child's dad winds up on his mustache and our ukrainian little by little begins to turn into his dad this crest. well, not all is lost. you think all is lost there. uncle. uncle from vera is an aunt from everyday life and everything suits the boy. where there is no dear to school, it’s an expensive school, and the child finishes very well at school and everyone goes to rest on the dnieper, only five got a certificate, of course, why not the kebab is very tasty, and the garbage ukrainians have died, and in this high spirits we act. we are at the institute. all the same help to decide after the institute, where we are going to the dnieper. and what is there filthy? and w

i understand, dad, i understand why i left for you.hat's all i'm leaving in 2 days i'll be back so that you're not a traitor. happening enough already enough is enough, wait is enough please mom or me? tomorrow or the day after tomorrow we will leave here. bye. again, lord , that at least i want to float a teardrop relieve like oh. i love you mom. m will, but i won't igor for the first time in his life took responsibility for something. maybe not put pressure on him. the uprising of the decembrists wow, imagine the countess sat for 25 years in the depths of siberian ores, then fell into a snowdrift and screamed. yes, you all burn with a blue flame. i wonder where she will go, your heroine, and the third attempt. she patted, but it's a pity to try, yes, i won't leave it that way. yes, yes, yes, because i don’t do any of them anymore. and you her salvation depends on the salvation of the diss and the life of julia no, i'm so i just won't leave it, as if i didn't want to. that's all, petrovna. well, are you satisfied? yes, i learned to sp

yes, they drive with their dad.ve children, but for several years now there have actually been many more of them. he has been actively the school participates in the project as a father, where, together with other men, he takes patronage over the guys who are brought up only by their mothers to smoke somewhere, drink, go somewhere away from the family. well, i'm not interested in you, but take the children and go with them to conduct some kind of quest to build some kind of high chair, build some wood to chop to collect firewood. this is what i like, he is the best example for his children without notation and boring phrases. he involves everyone in his work and the children literally fight for the right to participate with dad in any of his initiatives. they say that children should not be brought up with them, you should be friends with them. it must be great to be friends. well, again, who will tell them? yes, how to behave how to behave all some situations, how to behave with adults pavel durovich, a father of m

so who's your dad?ou say in the north, can you imagine how he gets this money in yakutsk? well, yes, uh-huh cold, like all things. listen, come on, i'll go home for the guitar and tell him my number. we'll rehearse for the voice. come on, just be quick. i still need to tell seryozha a new one. he will get upset. i couldn't call you. he forgot his phone. here is dimka you can't say that. and you're not a freak, everything, come on, see you. lisa new year new year silver said new year to you, by the way, from the soviet they called, irina had to say tuxedo. called, called do not worry, 31, so that when the ring will give under the ringing of chimes, so that on the krupnyak hands. did you come back and measure? good for you. now get out of here. the best commentators, well-known coaches, we are interested in the fact that, first of all, first of all, the club wants to play in the premier league so that it must have the infrastructure. the main task is to create a competitive team that would be mentally rea

dad was usually, like, uh. hmm, dads take care of stuff about pregnant wives.he still had windiness, partying, azerbaijanis met. yes, he met the former mother-in-law, and at that time the father-in-law was still alive , but they did not meet. everything is fine. we arrived to her house. ah, but he was after the party of the mother-in-law, worked out, while i went about my business with my granddaughter, i rested, so to speak, after the maternity hospital and home. the mother-in-law and the father-in-law accompanied me, because he slept it was not interesting that is, he did not change after the birth of this person. he got even worse. i continued to believe that a person will change, that the child still changes somehow holds families together. well, in normal cases, but not here. it's even worse here. well, the period when we fought with him parted, that is, there was period, but then he came and apologized that everything would be fine. everything will be great. i'll change there, well, it won't be anything. well, the man temporarily stopped being good for hi

yes, he but you know the difference between papa dad, dad, dad, is the youngest stern one and upper is the more handsome. nice one. right? yeah huh. do you like any better bubba? yes. why? eggs and we don't hiring down. we can range everything high. so you only need that, am papa to reach something really high wanting to say or any correct? uh huh. what about your g? l y. do you like to have a better huh? i loved them so much. less very sweet. oh, oh. oh oh, i came out very late in my life, so i never expected to be as out and is visible as i am. it's just that society did this wonderful thing in this country and now was exploring through the world where acceptance and tolerance is here. so that was one unexpected thing that happened to me in my life. then another unexpected thing was getting married. i certainly never thought that marriage would be legal, ought to gay people. and that i would be involved in getting married until i met john. so that was another unexpected thing in my life. and then having children which i never had envisioned was going to happen in my life. and as a re