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i jump up screaming, and my dad my dad sings and remember, how is the whole kindergarten?e it and started laughing. it was then that i was very upset right then, and when little vika appeared, it seemed to me that they would bring me. i put lights on for her. it seemed to me that she would come, but still be friends for a walk, and they brought this red, in short, incomprehensible bundle, which attracted so much attention to the languages ​​\u200b\u200bgiving this is not so much there was attention from mom and from dad, of course, these guests often come to our house. that's why i wanted to dance. well, they didn't deprive you of attention. no, of course not, at that time it seemed to me that i even took a bottle from vika with compote. mom comes out like that, she says, i don’t understand, but vika was there 2 years old, she says, she already knocks out the third bottle of compote, she comes out, and i’m in the chair with a bottle. how do you say, please, when you grew up, did you find out with e, another dad, or did you decide for yourself that you never i do not have.

tomorrow, maybe he will become an astronaut, and he looks at dad, looks at dad on tv.ot want my child to be an artist in any way. i think this is hypocrisy. i would really like to know something with you, i don’t want to, how we are trying to live for him. it can only be a foundation there, but of course, we did not register we can, what and how artistry awaits him in any profession will always help perfectly. yes , let's see, let's see maya she is yes, the mask is a scorpion by nature. uh, well, lady such a right here. the leader can be seen, in which case you can’t sit down in any way who she will be an extremely difficult question, but she clearly knows what he wants and she herself will choose. uh, the decision will be hers , definitely not ours. you said that for me as a dad. they are the best here , you can clarify that they are the most beloved for sure, but are you blinding yourself thinking that they are the best. i said it. uh, so hmm in general, of course, yes, and we talk a lot with our son. i call him my best friend, and i tell him what is good, what is ba

hi dad. (speaker in phone mumbles) dad, are you tired?when you are an asian woman and if you know what those sorta responsibilities can be like to care for folks in your family. this is not my dad. like this is not how he normally is. so he has covid right? are there priests to pray for my dad? is someone praying for my dad since we can't be there? - let me see what i can do. - those narratives, those ancestors' voices, our family's voices are critical to like preserving who we are and those stories need to be told. - there are just so many hard topics and hard experiences that do need to be shared. the exchange to me is bringing down the wall of saving face to hopefully open up the conversation and make change. (soft music) - [man] i haven't seen my mom since '98, i believe. last time was behind glass. oh, mom is here. - it's so good. hi. (woman crying) - i'm the fourth generation of my family in hawaii. and my mom's side is chinese and my dad's side is filipino. - so i'm like california born and raised half korean and half white america

that is, you and your dad have my dad, but he went to another world.im, a very strong connection. hmm, my young dad, 42 years old, died with me when i was 17 years old . i still haven't lived. i always have such a thrill of excitement when a comes in here. well, your family history. she naturally responds here. he loved me very much, but at the same time he was cruel to me in what way. i'm just analyzing right now. i am raising my daughter the same way my dad loved me raised me, carrot and stick. i was a very obnoxious child. i constantly crossed. that's how my daughter is. only it seems to me that the daughter is just my copy of only my dad. well, how would he love me very much. yes, but he couldn't resist. so he couldn't handle it. yes, with some kind of my behavior there, he could hit me with a belt on the pope there with a slipper, that is, he could yell at me, but at the same time i was from him i felt love, mother, cold. she was so indifferent, but i understand that, well, sort of. i now behave exactly the same with my daughter, of course, look h

dad.an for some reason, who loves me very much. so you thought your stepfather was yours. no, he is very, i know that we are very simple. my mother had one husband, then there was another husband. and i thought that this was another husband of this very little for me, he turned out to be my own dad, and i always have why my mother told me that no one said this to your own. and how did you know that he is our real dad after he was the number they told me that, well, he is your dad. real and i never understood, like, why he is so to me applies? well, that is, i am a child, i did not understand that people understood that you felt with your whole body that he loves you. this is my god. that is, it seems to me, now the most painful thing for you is that you can no longer say. look, i know it's my dad. yes , i can't. so tell me, please, tell me, please. tell me, i miss you so much. i'm sorry i didn't know. when he died, i didn't know that he would die either. well, 16 years is not perceived. ho

a couple of days later my dad called me.ly superficial, and the conversation was over in about 20 minutes. it was one of the most awkward conversations i have ever had. and at the end of the call i said, "we should meet up." but we didn't. not for another year. i thought i was ready when i began this journey. but because of all the emotions that got dragged up during this, uh, connection, i started feeling the hurt and the anger. but not the way i used to. because i think time does that. a year after that, i went down to new jersey to go meet my dad for the first time. a couple of days before that i had connected with my two half-sisters, and they told me that my dad was extremely nervous to meet with me. he didn't know if i was going to be angry, if i was going to lash out, what i was going to say. i met with my dad at a diner near his house. i got out of the car and i saw a man that looked exactly like me. only 30 years older. i gave him a hug. i don't think he expected that. we went inside the diner, and we ordered, and w

okay, dad.’t understand why he offended him then, if he is so himself leads, he needs to be fired, why is he still dating his ex-girlfriend? she wouldn't date a married man. but she has no obvious pride. we made a mistake, it was not worth marrying a ferrito to someone he does not love and probably will not love. it's a little late to talk about it and you don't think, it's not too late, as long as they don't have children. well, do not quarrel over trifles. you are not at home. why do you want them to get divorced as soon as possible, huh? i won't let you hurt me. well, did he say anything that he was thirsty? here i go for water. but no wonder he so much was, let him drink. i bought. and you want to drink too. are you very thirsty?

my dad was my best friend.e with him, and taught me so much. >> scott loved his family, including the four legged members. >> mama bear. papa bear. and there was canine bear. >> and running a close second to family, scott's passion for the four bedroom house. it had more than just his fingerprints on it. >> our house is so wonderful. i know it sounds really conceded but it is. it is something to be proud of. >> and a lot of the nice things about it, he had personally worked on? >> yes. lots of projects. solar panels. wood burning stove. the pool had solar panels, he did it. >> all his doing. >> yeah, there were so many projects that he was excited and didn't house. >> now that house he loved so much. had become a crime scene. outside, officer stood watch. but inside? >> hello? police department. >> hello? >> can you come down here ma'am? >> yeah. >> somebody was walking down the stairs. >> who else lives? here anyone else? >> my husband. >> it was anne allen. his wife, and kelly and riley's mom. and she appeare

and for example, my dad's parents, his dad is _ for example, my dad's parents, his dad is alive — forpen for me? but i would rather not know. it is knows what will happen for me? but i would rather not know.— would rather not know. it is a fear, for sure. would rather not know. it is a fear, for sure- my _ would rather not know. it is a fear, for sure. my gran _ would rather not know. it is a fear, for sure. my gran had _ would rather not know. it is a fear, for sure. my gran had it, _ would rather not know. it is a fear, for sure. my gran had it, my - would rather not know. it is a fear, for sure. my gran had it, my mum| for sure. my gran had it, my mum has it, i was offered a test to see if i had the gene, but i turned it down, i do not want to know. i have been given advice on how to live life more healthily to try and avoid it, but i completely agree, i think everyone should assume it could happen to them, it is more frequent than people now, about 850,000 people are known to have it in the uk, and it is likely a lot higher because a lot goes undiagnosed. i because a lot goes undi

dad made a floor there, dad moved it.e the most such, and the warmest memories are very often athletes they say that sport, but deprived them of events, without which the life of an ordinary person is unthinkable. this is uh and school graduation and weddings of friends birthdays of loved ones. what has sport taken from you? i can't even say. yes, i think i found time for everything. yes, i missed some events. yes, i probably didn’t get to some birthdays, but i didn’t give more sport than i decided, that is, sport was for me. this is my life. i had no idea how, for example, you can not go to competitions , go there for a birthday somewhere, how can not go to the gathering, but go to the wedding there. i know that m-m you are preparing for the wedding your husband alexei he is not connected with sports, how did you meet on social networks? quite by chance, somehow a conversation started, we found a common language, in general , m-m, right away i never thought that it could be like this, that i never knew a person and after

thank you, dad, show me, it's true, don't be modest. okay you're so modest it's all because of you plucked up the courage, because i had my aha and yes, you're right. i aha we haven't lost our shape yet either. look, that's right. forgive me, if only you had listened to me from the very beginning. what are you laughing at? what's funny here? allah, i can die, and you laugh, you will see all the metal detectors on me will honk. i'm in so much pain right now, and you're laughing, i assure you that everything is fine with you. they checked several times, but i asked to check again allah inshallah please do not touch your wound. mm, son, i need to take the pants to the tailor. well, these were great pants. now only a few of them are left. mom calls, but i'll answer her later. and why is she not moving? yes, it's me, ferid is not with you, he is with his dad, who was shot because of you. forgive me for this. but you know i didn't want that. think about what could happen while you 're sitting. we are at home. pilin i get mad when i just think

dad made a floor there, dad moved it. that's probably the most there.very often athletes say that sport, but deprived them of events, without which the life of an ordinary person is unthinkable. it's uh and school release. well, weddings of friends, birthdays of loved ones. what has sport taken from you? i can't even tell. i feel like i've found time for everything. hmm. yes, i missed some events. yes, i probably didn’t get to some birthdays, but i didn’t give more sport than i decided, that is, sport was for me. this is my life. i had no idea how, for example, you can not go to the competition , go there for a birthday somewhere, how can you not go to the training camp, but go to the wedding there. they talk about their profession with glowing eyes, as for the forest with them, fate in 2014 quite by accident and ended up in the city of lads and went to work. national park. rostov you come for the first time not at the building or at the checkpoint that stand in the fields , come up to see with your hands to stroke what cannot be found on the internet,

thanks mom thanks dad. you for trying to create the illusion of a prosperous family, probably not worth it somehow ridiculous, it turns out, i'll go, i'll figure it out myself. in general, here. in short, everything will be designed in the style of checkers and dad agreed with the antiquan about the gramophone and can you imagine, they will bring us a huge old gramophone, just put the record on and the dj will turn on the music class, yes. sash, are you not interested in all this? why not interested? gramophone something great sash let's be honest. tell me you don't want this wedding. sash do you love me? can you go to london or did you want to go somewhere else? i talked to dad, he won't interfere with the business. here you are free. varya very guilty. sasha sasha walked alone. i won't be lost without you. you see, i wanted a groom. i just need to grow up. hello. so this company, an international syndicate has joined and now those shares, you know. ninka, we can now buy our house. i found out everything,

yes, about the relationship with dad. what was dad proud of?hat, perhaps? i'm probably trying to earn it. here is my mother's attention, my mother's love. yes mom's approval through communication with my daughter, when, for example, there, but they scold them for scattered things. yes, it seems like this. well, remember that since you are raising children alone, then the role. dads also sometimes wear norms on themselves. yes, well, that's just it, but the relationship with his son what can i say no? to bring up just like a man, that only a dad can get your son, can, like a daughter, she has the right to you, by the way, this shows. yes, children can be offended by us, it doesn’t matter, right? i think everything will be fine with you, that will not count on it. well, just when not everything is fine. this is also good. that's life. give when we say that everything will be fine or everything will be fine. this is the absolute or generalization. in fact, it means that you pay less attention to certain moods. yeah, for some difficulties, without

i don't know in a week whether mom or dad will come, but there is a possibility that dad or mom can comew that there are unforeseen circumstances in the war, and well, right now but plans may change, but we still warn the child in advance, we think about how we can meet dad or mom, we think about how we can arrange rest for the adult who will return, because the first task is, well, for the person who returns from the war, it is to rest, to rest, to be able to lie down normally in a warm bed, i don't know how to take a normal shower , etc. we won't be right away. well, i don't know emotional closeness there with him or they may not want to do something that they used to do with the child. for example, go for a walk there or there, i don't know, watch something together or cook, and so on, and the child should be warned about this that dad or mom needs time but nevertheless, the child may want to and children, well , in principle, they don't have to adapt to adults, adults have to adapt a little . awkward adults they may want something that adults don't have the strength for now, and then

yes, there is a dad.ome home the child is completely different, if the outside world in this case is in the form of a dad. broadcast to mom and dinner sooner or later it can take hold special from zero to 3 years, but this is the most important period in the formation of the girl's psyche . the thing is, her no is so obvious. i want people of smart abilities, but it will not be difficult for her to deprive you of parental rights. do you also understand this, in general? there is no court decision, that is, we already have criminal liability for non-execution of a court decision, including making your child very bad, point this is a fact in that you do not allow the child to communicate with his mother, if you will give forbid the same, hear from everyone from us in your direction and wait for the authorities, guardians immediately and the bailiffs in the text, so what can be the best for you? maybe it's our lawyer to consult all these people came here. take advantage of the services. an opportunity for ea

dad, eat, dad, take your medicine, dad, don't sleep in the toilet. yes?u bought kefir? well , of course, the saleswoman must be annoying. and then we have no money for kefir. well, nothing for nothing, or something, it will grow a daughter with a cow the cars will pull. my child was 10 years old. what are you watching? what are you watching? well, i got scared. like dad? how will dad get through this? dad will be so upset. what if they dumped me? if it didn't work out, you'll understand, this is my life. if you weren't there , were you the most for me before? the best most honest noble person on earth a rope for other glasses to buy a tuk-tuk-tuk the owner of the house i am there it seems that i met your daughter on the stairs. i have two boyfriends who are already adults. i love my son very much. smart quiet boy writes poems he has a white ticket, but when the summons came to the recruiting office, i realized that things were bad. fine. the prosecutors had compromising generals, and the generals had no compromising evidence on the prosecutors, and so the

al zombary was her dad. a 67 year old widower.and her children. >> how 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

i say, dad, of course you want, i say, i really want. i also want you to play that role there. hmm hunchback. yes , i really want you to play it. and through for a while he says, you know, let him still say, dad on his own. give it back it wasn't practiced. it's often there all the way around, but then it's still impossible. it was said, you know what they will say. well, papanov brought his daughter. come on, now tanya would play dorenko. and then i will lead you, and then it did not take place, because this summer he left in life. he only had surrender though the soviets know so interesting. ah, in soviet times , forty sports films are us, if you remember, we went abroad, and i was in mozambique with a picture of a cold summer of 53, and i remember this movie from frame to frame, it is one of my favorites. i now he's the greatest around. and there's a movie going on in mozambique and they're laughing right at their dads because they thought it was uh western. hmm. and when they brought the script, uh, lately. mom used to read scripts a

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dad is calling. yes dad that 's true my dear in half, 1 i promise, dad i promise, i promise that i will be more careful in the future. thank you very much. you are the best you are the best so far. what is the pope spoke to the reporter's boss. he won't publish anything . i'll tell you everything, don't worry. sister, how beautiful you are, i know i can't believe when we lived in antepe. we 've never been able to buy things like this and look at us now how glad i am that you're here with us marshal you really suit you no one asked, don't be jealous. you yourself refused the dress. i like frit this is a must do. here the press smile, okay, don't say anything go guys. tell me, please, when you are planning to have children with her. and where did they all come from? this is their job. iran is fine. i should have warned there are always celebrities coming so coincidentally. that if dad finds out, he won't say anything. we were not alone there and did nothing shameful, he will understand. you can tell th

dad, don't worry about us, don't listen to the germans. do not go.lled, then we, powerless because of you, will not take revenge. and if we are killed, papa, then you will avenge us. here's to thinking about a 14-year-old teenager who makes such a decision. which crosses out from the list of his living ones, his brothers and sisters, who, of course, cannot fit into any framework. in february, all four children of the father , passing by his wife's sister and mother-in-law, were shot by monsters, they did not regret it, even misha, who was barely 3 years old. the partisan commander no longer had relatives left. liza's father's note, mina, and throughout the war carried in his pocket near his heart. well, when these children are there, and they leave untimely, when they are destroyed by the evil will of others, this is a terrible stress for the father for the mother. and especially if someone, for propaganda purposes, broadcasts that you could save, that you are not a person at all, that you are a beast, because your children died because of you. this

and my dad, what, where?oesn’t come, the pain intensified tonight, but i spoke with the lateef, now it's better. with age, he completely moved away from us, what to do every time some kind of problem arises. this is important here. you should tell your dad the situation is serious while we're talking about it, the news is out. i'm definitely finished. i should have talked to him, the time was lost, the ferrite in his hand was a bomb. he can blow it up at any moment. you must tell the archangel about this, she has no time to hesitate. ok. but they sent me his number anyway. okay, i'll send it now. what something happened? i don't know. brother you are all pale, what is share with us? speak. i want to talk to my father alone . it's never your fault, we know. last night i went for a walk with obie, i went to bed early yesterday. i got sick. i decided to take a walk. they were ready to literally tear each other apart. why must? they were ready to tear each other apart. how do i know women's showdowns? i do not un

on my dad, she lost everything too..my dad did not really help us, he sort ofjust vanished off the scene for a while, and we went and squatted in a cottage, so that was in the �*70s, and my mum then, from owning a hotel, then worked at a hotel, as a chambermaid, so it was really strange, a reversal of fortunes, and so we went from having lots to having nothing, so almost overnight. initially, you studied fashion, didn't you? i left school when i was 13, went back when i was 15, left when i was 15 — as soon as i was legally able to leave school, the first of may i think i left, i moved to london with a holdall with two david bowie albums and some clothes and got a job in a clothes shop. at 15? yeah, and i stayed in a squat in warren street, very well creative — very well—known creative names came from that squat and they all went to art school, and i wanted to go to art school. but when i went back to margate and i was homeless, completely homeless, my mum wasn't there anymore, we didn't have a house or anything and i ha

dad made a floor there, dad moved it. that's probably the most there. often athletes say that sport, but deprived them of events, without which the life of an ordinary person is inconceivable. this is uh and school graduation, but also weddings of friends, birthdays of loved ones. what has sport taken from you? i can't say either. i feel like i found time for everything. yes, i missed some events. yes, i probably didn’t get to some birthdays, but i didn’t give more sport than i decided, that is, sport was for me. this is my life. i had no idea how, for example, you can not go to competitions go there for a birthday somewhere, how can you not go to a gathering, but go to a wedding there. and serious steps towards resolving global conflicts. unfortunately, now there is a battle going on not only for truth and memory, but because of food, the grain deal is again in the world to create it in the blood of, perhaps, the majority of belarusians or investments, without which it is impossible to develop bright news stories. and of course, the development of the

dad is gone. well, just to moscow. in short, i already figured out the train number, a matter of technology. hello hello, tell me what happened, in short, dad disappeared and the cats too. i think they're on some dangerous mission again, you know? i wouldn't be so worried if you didn't daddy's, but he needs a serious wound now, you understand? not quite for my sake on a feat. first time on a business trip i am a messenger you are an expert on stones on stones where do we go now let's go through the hot places. and the alphabet? where cut off the light i will talk. nothing, nothing, it's rubber, no one has died from bullets yet. we took. and how did i do it, then i will teach? thanks who are they cops gone? you count to 3 come on, come on. let's go to the car, please. and what? scary he is alive what he has, without me he would not have lasted for a long time, the instinct of self-preservation him will, yes, and he will go against any gang alone. remembering me immediately takes to itself. is afraid of me. that's why we

like dad? how will dad survive? dad will be so upset. what about me? my life. if it wasn't for you, i would leave him. you you know you used to be the most for me? the best most honest noble person on earth now i don’t even feel sorry for you. buy other glasses the owner of the house i'm there it seems i met your daughter on the stairs. i have two boyfriends who are already adults. who is this? i want to understand who. who are you? i love my son very much. smart quiet boy writes poems he has a white ticket, but when the summons came to the military registration and enlistment office, i realized that things were bad. e generals and so they were removed by their deputy. your department has people who do not take bribes yes, but he is on vacation. here he does not interest us, the cakes are there, do not be shy. i'm talking about dmitry sergeevich. he sent you a big hello with the hope of meeting you soon. boys here is such a metamorphosis, we promised fathers. you understand that within a month after this, after christmas yes, after easter, we will norm

dad, don't swear, dad, don't swear. dad, don't swear, please, what was it, how could you not dig that you, how could you leave the children alone unattended in the market. we left the psychiatric hospital with valery's nurse. by the way, we were looking for you. why didn't you pick up the phone? why didn’t they pick up the phone, and what if we don’t pick up the phone, then this is an amazing reason to go to the panel, by the way, we had an affair. what a very important thing it is, that look at our kiryukha, he fell in love with a waitress for 50 of a restaurant. he made her offer. we are here to support him. listen kirill how glad i am when the wedding, if anything, we will help zina, there are cafe animators, you can count on us. of course, what's the girl's name. thanks for the support, but i don't want to mention her name in the first place. i know it's superstitious i'm afraid, bye. yeah dad will take care of you let's go. dad, i want to be a princess, let's go tol tolya valya , well, don't rush, well, tolyat. the

my dad became abusive as eight. my dad became an alcoholic. i was suddenly in a lot of pain.my dad, five-hour sets in bars. i was watching people pain. and it dawned on me one day when i was about nine, why aren't we taught what to do with pain? everyone's in pain and nobody's talking about it. and i was seeing people do drugs, heroin, drinking, sex addiction, volatility, anger, in bars, and nobody was taught what to do with it. and so for me, that became the ngular focus of my life. that was a major question that i posed myself, i need to learn what to do with pain. and when i wrote, it helped me process pain. i just noticed it took the edge off. it's very noticeable to me. when i wrote in my diary i just felt a little less pain. and so i kept trying to move toward the things that made me feel better. i tried to move away from the things that made me feel worse, which sounds so simple, but disciplining yourself to do that is a lot of work. and when i learned that the buffalo was the only animal that moved into the heart of a storm because the quickest way was through, i reme

dad you are at home. find another dad. trunk why do you need it anyway one trash.t that no one recognizes us, you 're not going to. what do you think, feds? end they didn't open it. no. i'm wild , i'm sure i'll come up with something. can you tell me what year this building was built? in what sense? i mean, when was it built? i do not remember exactly. but before 84 or after until exactly, yes, exactly until 84. a fire extinguisher how many buildings? you mean fire extinguishers? how many? i do not know well foam or powder. who is the fire extinguisher? yes, i don't know for sure. i am not responsible for fire liability. hello, where are you? toilet out who is our dad? are you new, actually, everyone here knows him. the scientist, i don’t know, they explained it in a youngster, but for your current merits, you will have to spend the rest of your days in completely different conditions. do you want to go free? not immediately after 15 years. come out. well done. well done, where are the rest. just don't say you don't know anything, then i can't help you. let's and d

they eventually it's, my, my dad had a silver tongue.sent us to chicago and i came back and my parents were living together again. so something happened while we were away, (laughing) but because my dad was an entertainer and when i would come home from school every day, he was home because he worked that night and i came home one day in third grade and he was in handcuffs and they were taking him out and he said, babies, it's going to be okay, i'll be back. and i remember thewas officers all over the house. and we had a bunch of boxes because we were packing up to move again. we were moving into another house and they had torn up all of the boxes, including the box that my toys were in. cause they were looking for drugs and they told me and my brother and sister, we had to stay on the sofa. we couldn't call anybody, couldn't do, couldn't move. and i remember at some point my sister and brother goup and i stayed there for hours because i thought they would know. and that essentially was the death of our family. so this very privileged li

dad yes, yes, about the relationship with dad. what was dad proud of? yes? was, what, perhaps? i'm probably trying to earn it. that's exactly mom's attention love at the time, yes to mom for approval through communication with her daughter, when, for example, they scold there for scattered things. yes, like this. well , remember that since you are raising children alone, then the role. dads also sometimes wear norms on themselves. yes, well, that’s just it, and he has a relationship with his son. what to say no? raise exactly like a man, or something, dad get your son, maybe, like a daughter , she has a right with us, by the way, this shows. yes, children can be offended by us, it does not matter. yes? i think everything will be fine, everything will not be fine. don't count on it. well, just when not everything is great. this is also good. this is life, you know, when we say that everything will be fine or everything will be fine. this is the absolute or generalization. in fact, it means that you pay less attention to certain moods. yeah, for some difficult

my dad.is my son dasha is your daughter when i blew out the candles for my birthday, i thought of a brother. i wished to be with my dad more. papa hush hush strangle now soon the competition will start today and that's the name of the difficulty let's go. and it's very difficult there. it's not that difficult, but do you know why the stage is called difficulties? tatiana is good for the hospital excuse me ah. who are you? zhanna borisovna markina i came to talk about my son. yes, i understand you perfectly. me not a smart, capable, well-mannered boy with a bright future and a rich mom, what else do you need? in general, any not stupid woman would do the same in your place to get his husbands. what did i do? did you get pregnant by him? yes, but that's it, but also but very serious. oh, what do you stop? i made inquiries, your father, and you're murderers , your trial is still pending, but besides, today it turned out that your family is involved in drug addiction. what is involved? but this i

here is the place where we walked with dad, here i usually went jogging with dad and mom.omehow keeping yourself in shape plus for training was useful. when i found out that my dad had died , my grandmother was in the kitchen, i go in, look at their faces, and i understand that something is already wrong. mom starts up the phone like this. just looks at me. i already understood everything. i didn't have to say anything. when there was a farewell ceremony, i tried to hold on, i'm not the kind of person who likes to show tears, but i couldn't. even when i spoke my speech, i did not understand what i was saying. i she simply said what is in my heart, what is in my soul. it was terrible. the last time he wrote to me was the day before his death, on the day he died, i talked to him a little. i didn't think he would die that day. i thought there would be more time to talk to him, but through my mother he told me that he loved me very much several times. i'm sorry i didn't get to talk right before he was taken away. i didn't imagine it would be like this. i think it's impossible,

dad says a pop of color does the trick. all right, dad, who's this? is adalyn and she is a teal color. >> all right? and this one, this is everly. >> and she has pink. >> all right, mom, this is molly. >> kate. and she has a traditional dark blue. >> and this one is magnolia. >> and she has orange and this is brother jake easton. >> mom and dad say after a difficult journey to parenthood , these babies are truly a dream come true. we tried for so long to have just one baby, and we were blessed with five. >> and so to have them now is everything we ever wanted for identical girls and one little baby boy. >> our thanks to kerry legate brown from wdam. by the way, mama says she'd have more babies, but dad shawn says five is enough. >> even if they get them confused from time to time, at least they all have the same birthday. >> can't forget that i'm john morgan of morgan and morgan. >> with so many mesothelioma lawyers on television, how do you choose the right firm for you and your family? our goal is to get you as much as you deserve. $30 million was s

has voted only time my dad has voted renou— only time my dad has voted nonour noe— only time my dadelementary, he would still vote. r rnrnn r— elementary, he would still vote. ithink. i think— elementary, he would still vote. i think. i think he's— elementary, he would still vote. i think. i think he's voted- i think. i think he's voted green as a protest, so you'd have ask him. he's. it have to ask him. but he's. it does me a window though does give me a window though into why people i think into why people because i think labour the labour is fundamentally for the working class. we were established union established by the trade union movement, by the labour movement to voice representation to give a voice representation and a government for the majority , not just the majority, not just the privileged few . and over time privileged few. and over time erm we've lost a lot of working class support. i mean actually to be fair there has always been a chunk of working class voters who conservatives and who voted conservatives and i think, i think mrs. thatcher in particular had an app

has voted only time my dad has voted interr— only time my dad has voted ieiew wee— only time my dadary, he would still vote. irnini. i— elementary, he would still vote. ithink. i think— elementary, he would still vote. i think. i think he's— elementary, he would still vote. i think. i think he's voted- i think. i think he's voted green as a protest, so you'd have ask him. he's. it have to ask him. but he's. it does me a window though does give me a window though into why people i think into why people because i think labour the labour is fundamentally for the working class. we were established union established by the trade union movement, by the labour movement to voice representation to give a voice representation and a government for the majority , not just the majority, not just the privileged few . and over time privileged few. and over time erm we've lost a lot of working class support. i mean actually to be fair there has always been a chunk of working class voters who conservatives and who voted conservatives and i think, i think mrs. thatcher in particular had an appeal tha

it's like a dad and a son. so you miss out on the opportunity when your friends used to go, my mum's taking me shopping this week and everything like that. you just miss on. now had some miss out on. now i had some motherly figures in my life which to have, which i was very lucky to have, but it didn't fully hit me until i went to university and that was moving out of the family home, moving away from my brothers and my dad and i started to really, really struggle with my mental health. um, and my doctor prescribed me with paroxetine and it was 20mg really quite high strength. and so i was on that for the first year of university and i actually ended up failing my first year of university because i struggled to leave the house and i think that was just because the first it was the first time i'd been away from the support that i'd had. and the support that i'd had. and the time it really hit me the first time it really hit me about being and having to about being alone and having to deal the of what deal with t

it's like a dad and a son.nd so you miss out on the opportunity when your friends used to go, my mum's taking me shopping this week and everything like that. you just miss on. now had some miss out on. now i had some motherly figures in my life which to have, which i was very lucky to have, but it didn't fully hit me until i went to university and that was moving out of the family home, moving away from my brothers and my dad and i started to really, really struggle with my mental health. um, and my doctor prescribed me with paroxetine and it was 20mg really quite high strength. and so i was on that for the first year of university and i actually ended up failing my first year of university because i struggled to leave the house and i think that was just because the first it was the first time i'd been away from the support that i'd had. and the support that i'd had. and the time it really hit me the first time it really hit me about being and having to about being alone and having to deal the of what deal with

dad dad surprise that we are like snow on our heads.y for a couple of days, and there was no one to leave romka with. that's what i thought. he has a father, spend time together, right? you are crazy? i have everything here. well, how do you imagine it? he promised to take care of the child. now is the time, and i may have other circumstances. so colleagues tomorrow the meeting at 17:00 here we will have a buffet table, see if everything is ready, if anything, you can order more. antonina means musician. we have tomorrow at 19:00 to check that there is equipment. well, that's all for him. yes, colleagues, tomorrow is a very difficult day. i want you all to show everyone that the top is the level, so get ready. oh nikita hi dear. hello. yes, do not take a man, unload the boxes there that i missed. yes, i didn't miss anything. it's just that we are discussing tomorrow ilya igorevich yeah what is urgent is just a flyer. i just wanted to say, if you need, i'm ready to sing to her tomorrow, so it's just fantastic beautiful. thank you antonin

uh, dad wrote.wenty-fifth birthday, a telegram arrived with all the addresses that they live in the omsk region. i soon went. remember this meeting. there were so many people, so many flowers. it was such happiness. it's really happiness or something or just like two drops of water, like riding a train. they saw me says. oh, it says copy is mom. that there is no evidence required. right here, they even looked at all this , liza, well, then they lived with their aunt , everyone got one of them. uh, this graduated 10 years. uh, masha gave birth to a girl with her daughter. now andrey had four children. andrei was generally wonderful, brother, very kind. well, he suffered from hypertension and because of hypertension he divorced him in 2010, he was buried. and our older sister is also sick, too, with dementia, damn it. this is where she lived all her life. that's it only meetings. sanya will come out on the road son is driving a car from omsk you are a mother, why are you standing there? everything is

dad was often on tour.arely days when he was completely free, if he had several free days in a row. we went somewhere, it wasn’t enough for a bitch with him, something like that, just super. uh, i didn’t even remember anything from the internet, got it? so you look hungry from the boarding school, chewing and chewing. enough time right here. well, almost all free time was spent rehearsing and writing. i wrote a lot, sat down in the kitchen mug for a mug of coffee and writes writes writes writes, sometimes i came up. he's like that. so don't look at the defect, such a computer turned us away. i am a first time supporter. well, even a little offended. i say, now you will read all this to people now, but you won’t show me your son. here, but basically he could still have something like, let's say, a month and every 2-3 days. he leaves, he arrives. that was real literally throw things out. it just stands here. hello that's all for now and went somewhere for the next shooting, literally exchanged a few words wit

her dad played in the movie the living is dead.resting hmm such a fact of your biography, and you lived with your grandmother with your grandmother loved her, well, of course, the actors' parents are busy and you didn't really like that they came to you. e hmm to visit you. i did not like, they came. why did you love? well, you know, we had such a factory, factory district next to the telman factory of this savvinskaya embankment next to plyushchikha sverdlov's factory then. they still existed all there, we have only children of workers and such. i was such a yard girl. i walked from morning to evening, i studied well , i didn’t do my hands, but i studied well. and here we are walking, jumping, running, and grandma lena, go home. parents have to come. come to show the diary to report, what marks do you have there? and there my friends are waiting for me, not stooping, all the nails are not a threat, without wide evenly. ah, eat the soup. yes, but my grandmother was fine. my grandmother is my second mother, that's why i ate soup, th

this is a creative dad for many, really. before that, my dad always told me to pick up a guitar.ot be silent, the child was and all that. and here's my uncle. zhenya is given a guitar. i had no options, do not teach. i play, of course, yes, i understand, in general. why , why didn’t i pick it up before, dad said he spoke, but in the end uncle zhenya gave and dad was delighted, but at first there was vocals after all. yes, at first i was three years old. it’s just that some competitions have already begun there , only at the age of 6-7. well, since five, maybe some kind of children's competitions in general, katya, how do you like vanya for creativity? i have vanya's favorite song. this is venus jupiter. it's very much like many people it's a super hit, of course, and it was this song that made you famous. yes, that is, in theory, and before that you invested a lot in your studies, right? or how is it, how is it? that is, you feel you invest about studying this in general, damn it. i'm not me, to be honest, what kind of study are you talking about, in general, okay, well, it's lik

uh-huh show me, sasha and dad make up. yes, dad is very worried, you can’t wait. even know who the police could run into you. say you didn't take it seriously. we know them no matter no matter, she would really not want to catch up with the situation to the brim i understand, you, as an investigator of the prosecutor's office, accept him and the question. thanks for taking the time. this is my job, bye. when i come to you, he treats you very well. let the money spent, please look, this is nonsense. and i will know. i've heard a lot about him, i hope. no, andryukha, we were once close friends. then he left for moscow. i'm also glad, how are things heard you 've become a big man. problem, to be honest, so i decided please disturb me. better why are you making noise, call, please, he sleeps so early. well, please, sasha, i told you, he is sleeping. i don't want you to know how much i love you. putin tomorrow at 22:00. at school, big changes now the pointer does not break grades do not fake a diary do not forget parents at home can be collected in one message, and lea

dad i adore you, you are my best. now you know what?drink sasha's tea, because i i think i was afraid of your menacing appearance. you 're not scary with me, only pigtails. well, thank god i woke up. you are so insightful sometimes. sometimes you don't see anything under your nose. i wanted not to see you. empty the third extra, well , what are you superfluous. line you know, the worst thing. so, when did you quarrel with him? how it hurts, i don't know. couldn't do anything about it. you probably in the depths of your soul hoped that he would be with me. you are my girl. you are the sweetest girl. my poor girl. well, is she okay? i spoke with doctor. he said that it's okay, there will be no physical consequences , they did the washing, and after a couple of days you can already go home. he also asked about a psychiatrist. well, to write ksenia for a consultation. i said that we don’t need to figure it out ourselves right, right? hammer the barrel is not reliably singed full clip as much as you want, if you need money. i'll help no no,