or maybe lydia name her ophelina, what a good person, but different?presented a second pen, and here quality work should correspond to our reward. i no longer want non-alcoholic beer, well, eat a shrimp, eat a shrimp to live after all, yes. the more i live, the more i enjoy. how good, but everything is fine. you're doing great. thank you so much. pleasant thank you this is my sweet. well take take eat a shrimp, just take a small one, that you take the biggest one. take a small one. here parsley is parsley. by the way, this is a bowl, i'll teach you. this is to ensure that this pizza here water here you need to rinse your hands. i ate a shrimp and then, so that my fingers do not smell there. well got it, keep me posted. well, how are things? things are like sash bela, dear comrades, we are completely at a loss four exclusive cars how it is pointless to look for them in the city now they stand somewhere in a sump, and then they will kill the numbers and send them in containers. where should not such an answer. i wanted to hear. i think it's time to ask b

my name is lydia. i finished the book a couple days ago, i loved it. >> thank you.i especially love the chapter it's making me a little emotional. i love you talk about the relationship with your mom because the relationship a woman has with her mom is such an important aspect of life. and so my question was before writing the book or before it was published should you ever sit down with your mom and have these conversations that you book?bout in the and if so how did that go? >> think i meant to ask that question. they shared a reading with my mom and it is an ongoing conversation. like all intimate close relationships. i think what i tried to do to be as empathetic. i know that everything in the book she did outnd of love and t of a desire to be close out of a desire to protect me. and as a parent myself i have to accept i'm going to be imperfect as a parent. and even the most well-intentioned person there's going to be things that are messages that just do not land the way you intend them too. it is an ongoing conversation. >> that is a lot of peace in the wisdom

my name is lydia. i finished the book a few days ago. i loved it. especially love the chapter called the review. it makes me a little emotional. i love how you talk about the relationship with your mom. relationship is an important aspect of life. so my question was before writing the book before it was published did you ever sit down with your mom and have these conversations where you talk about in the book? i meant to ask that question. i'm like well what your dad thought of the book? um, you know, i i shared everything with my mom and it's an ongoing conversation like all intimate close relationships. i mean, i think that you know, what i tried >> i i mean, i think that, you know, what i tried to do was really give her, you know, to be as a pathetic. like know that everything in the book she did out of love and out of a desire to be close, out of a desire to protect me. and as a parent myself i like have to accept that i'm going to be in perfect as the parent and even the most well-intentioned person, there's going to be things that, messages th

safonova was also forced, and in general, lydia after some time was poisoned by a magpie. the real nameeceived his nickname for the magpie for such a lively disposition for his so to speak not habitability and so it remained. in the history of russian painting

lydia decided to flee to kharkiv, but at the checkpoint it turned out that her name was on the listsd me and said what kind of bitch are you taking information to kharkiv i say no information and the second means shut your mouth and pulled out something a gun or something, we will die right now, and my love is flying away, i am not afraid of anything , i am 60 years old, i am loyal to ukraine, a woman was put in a bag on her head, wrapped with tape and driven through the shelled streets, the basement of the local factory is already crowded, i don't drink, i don't eat i came with a mocking apple, you will say i'm not hungry." i say, lord, i am so glad, i am so grateful to you that you are here with me, and the first thing the doctors did after that was send the ukrainian flag to the hospital, and our senior driver, zilizovsky syryozha, nailed this flag. shelled houses, remnants of rockets on the road, propaganda posters on the building of the city council, but people clean up after the occupiers and dream of returning to normal life, this is teacher's day ms. lidia already planned to

lilia come in please hello, my name is terekhova lilia mikhailovna i am looking for terekhova's mother lydiang for birth in my brothers ermakov eduard nikolaevich and ermakov valentina nikolaevna and ermakov antonina nikolaevna uga were very small. sorry date of birth. and here's the month when they were born, i can't say for sure. we were an ordinary family. i have an older brother. terekhov sergei mikhailovich , born in 70 may 1, lived with his father and mother, like everyone else, then it means that the mother found another man. she secretly took us from our father, and why to ermakov nikolai nikolayevich, how old were you about me, probably at that time was three and a half years old, my father sued and on the basis of a lawsuit . i was sentenced to my father and raised by grandmother, and you yourself remember something, being in such a small one. yes, four and a half years. i remember that there was a court in the tver region, the village of pena, my mother came, my brother, and that is, i was in court. i asked someone to stay with. i said i'll sleep and from then on. i lived with my

lydia. however, despite this, she dreams of seeing her biological mother, who abandoned her immediately after birth, her nameials you and no k 11 7 88 2.900 50 cm. now anna and mom herself are raising two girls, masha and angelina, the eldest daughter. while he lives with his grandmother in the entrance next to his mother. i live with my grandmother, because she is cared for, i am like her loving granddaughter decided to take care of her. and so, now i'm here with my mother. she says that masha can ask for advice at any time and a year ago she had a dream to study in a cadet class. anna approved the idea. in addition, the girl is studying japanese and signed up for the fight. and after graduation. she dreams of becoming a psychologist. she says that you will definitely become a psychologist. i believe in you. yes, very important for me called in our studio. anna sees her intended mother for the first time, strayed into a 62-year-old 33 years ago, suffering from lack of money and bad relations with her husband, she gave birth to a woman without a fixed place of residence from the rostov region tamara onistrat

name of maya or otherwise. so in 5 minutes the notary will come out for lunch and meet sorokina according to their prior arrangement. pavel will output the sound from lydia'sl? they pushed me to such a simple solution just brilliant. thank you dear. dna test will be ready the day after tomorrow. what are my next steps? instruct me, please, i can't move without you now. we are directly sure that the analysis will show that your matvey and this girl maya are not brothers, sister boys. this girl is a banal pretender, she powdered vincent's brains. so he included it in his will. you will have to go to court too about the exclusion of the will 177 of the civil code of the russian federation . they parted, she gave him money for something, so the late husband of sorokina included maya in his testament, apparently, as the daughter of a widow is trying to prove that the girl has no relation to her husband, for this boris stole the mind and clay dna examination is carried out , including for protein extraction. everything correctly calculated turns out may.

lydia kovaleva. bon appetit. children. thank you mother lida under this namee. i said right away. yes, i couldn't do it. otherwise, in three days they made him an apartment building from an office building, well, to help. now not only individual families from the luhansk donetsk people's republics are being condemned on the territory of russia , entire houses somewhere from a boarding school of children have been evacuated to the krasnodar territory, voronezh, stavropol, volgograd, a unique story. nikolay verbitsky and mothers of lida are in our program today. good evening good evening andrey evening studio and how old were you when you realized that you want to help share and somehow distribute your warmth, i was 21 years old. for some reason i don't know what happened, probably god. so i managed, i wanted to go to our orphanage in novocherkassk, i went in, as i remember now, they ran. children, there were about 60 children there. we started talking, and there were no telephones back then. what do you need? how can i help? well , we need to dig a ditch there,

name? and you defend a rapist? one day, commander, there will be justice. >> watch your tongue. watch it, lydia.e welcome, commander. and i will leave you to it. >> wow. a scene from the newest season of hulu's hit show "the hand maid's tale." joining us now, two of the stars from the show, bradley whitford and ann dowd. wow, congratulations on such an amazing success with this show. i guess, ann, i'll start with you. what can you tell us for viewers who are getting ready for season five, who haven't seen it yet, what they can expect? >> i'm stuck on that last scene, which i hadn't seen before. >> it was pretty good. >> she really gives it to him, he's deserved it for quite some time. love you, bradley, you know, but enough is enough. >> i love you. >> i would say, honestly, this season is extraordinary and as vague as this is, hold on to your seats. because things go on that honestly, having been in it for five years, i was stunned when i read these scripts. truly. things you never imagined, but, in fact, follow right along perfectly. truly extraordinary, to our writers and directors, i -- it's

lydia: questions from the audience. >> thank you so much to the both of you for being here. my question is for you, deputy secretary su. i love this blog name, i googled the -- i am wondering if you could share a little bit, not to give away the secret sauce but what are some of the myths around -- that you will like the public to know about and mis-c will like to see dispelled -- and myths you would like to see dispelled? julie: the person who came up with the name is in the room. this is not office -- the office of public -- [applause] julie: i really do appreciate that question and it is not -- the purpose of the campaign is to measure everyone we knows what we are talking about but i will give examples. one is in line with everything we were talking about. i like to say -- this is not your father's workforce development system. it is not a system where for a long time, the incentive was to train as many people as possible. not necessarily connected to jobs and certainly not connected to job quality. if we do better at measuring what kinds of jobs people got into and how long that job was, why is it a career -- was it a career and what a