mother. mother loved life. she people. it's it's it's sad when you see people love god and don't love people, you know, to mother. it was the same she was enthralled by her sisters, those young women that joined her, they were her daughters. when i would her up to the church or to a convent where the would come out to greet her, they'd all stream out and mother would get out and grab their face like this and look in their eyes, just focus on them like they were the only in the world that mattered very. maternal very much mother. she she liked to laugh. she liked to make her sisters laugh. she liked chocolate, you know. so there you have it. the surest path to sanctity is eating chocolate. that's your take away. you know, she she wrote poetry. she loved to sing and her sisters sang together. she was very well read. her formal education ended at age 18, but she she had a voracious appetite for reading. and so there's a collection of the books she read that filled shelves at back in taiwan at, the mother teresa's center. she

needed a mother. her compassion, her love, her tenderness. i think to really appreciate mother, you have to place her in a historical context because she left her home at age 18, said goodbye to her mother at a train station. she never saw her mother again. she went off to the loretto sisters first by train and then by ship and arrives in january, 1929, a couple of years of formation, takes her vows and then is teaching at loretto compound in calcutta, a walled area for some of the privileged kids of calcutta and then some of the poor bengaly kids that were at the school and she was, for 15 years, history and geography, other subjects and of course, india then becomes involved in world war ii in 1939, the viceroy declares war on india's behalf without consulting the indians. and gandhi and others opposed this. gandhi was arrested in 1942 because of his opposition. well, a lot of the sisters left calcutta as the war started to come closer to india and mother was there on the compound until the british

since marion she was version and mother to a world that needed a mother. her love and compassion, to appreciate mother, you have to place her in a historical context because she left her home at age 18 and said goodbye to her mother at a train station and never saw her mother again. she went to the sisters first by train and arrived in january 1929 in a couple of years of oration it survives and teaches it in calcutta, for some of the privilegedth kids and then pour then call you kids for 15 years history and geography and other subjects and india becomes involved in world war ii in 1939, declares war on india's behalf without consulting the indians and led to gandhi opposing this. a lot of the sisters left is the worst came closer to india and mother was there on the compound until a dish requisitioned it. the mother and one other sister stayed and they had studies where they slept. as the workbench in 1945, indiad was promised independence and this began to read the country particularly in northern india where mother lived. it was a queue at this time th

that your mother could be good for her, her mother. well, i don't know if she could be a good mother for her, because when we arrived, here's her husband, she died. there, too, it was not all very well, the picture there was sad, firstly, when we arrived we could not get into the apartment where we lived. mother's apartment was closed. that is, he waited and waited for some time, but his mother did not appear. and a neighbor came downstairs from the first floor. she had the keys to her mother's apartment, she opened it for us. so she ran in the kitchen. now, i remember running in the kitchen, and tanya she was very small. she ran in one t-shirt, that is, without panties. there was also a brother. yura yury was not yet a year old, that is, probably nine months. well, he was 9 months old and he was lying in the crib. he was not sitting at the time. he didn't crawl. here are some babies already walking at 9 months old. here he is, they didn’t have these skills. that is, two small children were alone at home. well, at some point, my mother

she was virgin and mother to a world that needed a mother. her compassion, her love, her tenderness. i think to appreciate mother you have to place her in a historical context because she left her home at age 18, said goodbye to her mother at a train station. she never saw her mother again. she went off to the loreto sisters first by train and then by ship and arrived in january of 1929 a couple years of formation, takes her bowels and then teaching at the compound in calcutta for some of the privileged and then some of the poor kids that were at the school. for 15 years history and geography and other subjects and of course india then becomes involved in world war ii in 1939 they declare war on india's behalf without consulting the indians. this led to much unrest. gandhi was arrested in 1942 because of his opposition. a lot of the sisters left calcutta as the war started to come closer to india, and mother was there on the compound until the british requisitioned it. so they stayed with 300 girls into rented two spaces. one wheree they had

and i was raised by my mother's mother.re are two children in the turga, a brother sister. what is the year of birth here? i'm seventy-five too converges. well you know you can always know this so well. that's what converges. this converges in a woman , a child already converges, while absolutely nothing is clear how you can determine from this photo, or you look at that handkerchief, and this bonnet applies. i feel that there is some kind of connection, something happened, my parents took me to the city. i went to school. my mother worked at that time at the bus station as a controller. dad worked in supply. we had pantyhose, we always had varsalan knitted knitted dresses. i walked like a doll, that is, your family did not need anything, and mom and dad fully provided for you and your brother. well , then their parents died like this, he probably rode on rooftops. and this i don't know. and what, what does a rat mean? about the city, such an opportunity to live to grow, well, somewhere they went in the wrong direction. in

is to return from his mother to say that he respects the role of the mother, which the leader of the revolution said that we must respect the role of women in order to achieve this discussion of the realization of the new islamic civilization. we have a woman, that's why we pay attention to her, and the fact that she holds us together like a connection point connects us to a place . if we don't have memories in our lives, we are like a kite whose thread is not connected to anywhere, our memories. and this restoration of my memories and connecting to our memories helps to create another form of family let's see, in the circumstances and at a time when the world's media giants believe that if we want to destroy iran, we should look for a sacred concept called family name , what do you mean by the program, what do you do, only mothers are invited and you call and mothers are invited, and maybe it is very simple on the surface. we say yes, but let's go to the memories that are rooted in our childhood. we examine the role of a woman from a star, the role of a mother and a wicked wife, and

mother shared this biological mother, who gave birth to me at the time of birth. she was 24 years old. so it's possible she was born in 54, 53. uh, her name is nina or natalia something like that, that is, ninel natalia glebovna, that is, the surname a surname well, if they gave me petrov, uh, judging by the situation that was in the soviet union, if there was no father, yes, that is, like giving a last name. yes, of course, yes, yes, mother, presumably petrova is either lenina or natalya glebovna. yes, born in 1954-53. what is this? what yes of course it was it is known that this woman has e. uh, daughter at the time of my birth. she was 4 years old, that is, she may have been born 73 in the seventy-fourth year. that is, this is not a young girl who abandoned her first child. this is a woman who already had children. that's right. this is a meaningful act at the time. and how do you justify it to yourself, but i don’t justify it in any way, that is, this act. well, maybe the man was forced by something to do so. well, that's why i 'll say this. respect for her ch

here, maxim, he chose his mother, who was his mother , he left you.giving life to the fact that she kept him alive. yes, it was very difficult in those years. imagine everyone here this program watch i even have a small son, something small was frightened. mom, you’re still crying, he already understood at the age of 9, he says, mom says, he will return when all this is on the organ. it's all nothing. masha knows. here he is now on the organs it is still fire. here my mother poured so much that my grandmother was dead. they are now at the moment a grandfather , it is thanks to them. thank you for bringing me back to life. what a zatyukanny i arrived and even was afraid to eat. my mother's elder sister was alive. here, i say, it’s bad they don’t exist, they would now know what they arranged here, where the studio is. by god, she calls me through me, because i turn back and my grandmother, where he snatched the phone, screamed. is this some other thing you're doing? you say you ruined your whole life. i contacted her mom, my boots will fall apart. write

for mothers is physical. the herd because their little pieces of her own dna the ones inside of her mother said diet too. f sopart of us is gone forever. the raw feeling subsided with the obituary it but the hollow part remained. the editor to one of the newspapers i wrote for the idaho statesman offer to post the obituary for free even though my mother had never lived in boise. i took her up on it to the death notice ran in her hometown newspaper. the full obituary cost $285.99. check the balance on my american thexpress card and there is just enough room left to my credit limit that i would figure out out later how to pay off the balance like mother, like daughter. that night my friends gathered in my small apartment and they brought pizza burritos and beer are they wrapped me in a warm comfort of company and the ritual of gathering after death. they reminded me i was not alone. later that summer my sister and i traveled to oregon to enter my mother's ashes. the gathered at a county park up the road from th

with her mother, her mother left the closest person whom i trust.e with whom . and we will find out what will happen to her psyche and during that it will pour out, dear, a little later, and this will not pass without a trace, by the way. and where is the father of our daughter he is in prison, and in prison. he recognizes the girl as his own, he is her official father. well, he says yes, the birth certificate, he is not entered and found out that i was pregnant. only when we broke up, at first he refused to say that it was not from me, not from me from prison. he is already calling now, but it seems to me that he communicates in order to get help there and somehow and so on. why is he serving time there? something like theft with theft of a car, something connected with robbery, and your roommate tell me if the painter was lying at your feet, and forgiveness after everything that happened to our daughter, well, right asked to write. well, he doesn’t agree that he is still partly to blame, that is, it is her own fault. i admit it and understand it,

your mother?otherwise i kick her out or what? well, well, what are the conditions? wait a minute. mom doesn't have a room. according to you, this is not a room, if there are only two rooms in the apartment, dima and his wife have aids in one, and sleeps in the second. your mother, what is the problem with the checkpoint, and she arranged it in the mother-in-law's room. excuse me, scumbag. are you here? send what to run into dima? no, i don't. find him on mommy . mommy protect cool mommy protect. and why and who am i ashamed at all, he is not ashamed, in fact, you are not ashamed. he is mine. you don't see what's wrong with your mom. what's wrong with him, what's wrong with his mother? mom hurts than she is sick, and this needs to be found out. if one of the sons, at least you will take her to the doctor. and i don't need to see a doctor. i'm sane. they have already arrived. i say where are you going? who do you want to pick up? but i'm all talking and let's go elements to read if i'm bad never rea

we divided up our mother's jewelry.bjects our mother once wore that we would now wear close to our skin. steph, who wore a simple silver wedding band, chose my mother's diamond wedding ring. i picked out my mother's gold ginko-shapedrl earrings and a broach engraved with pearls. jest a ca mcclintock dress my mother bought me at the outlet store in san francisco. the broach had belonged to her grandmother, anna, my mother once toll me. the oil company paperwork sat in a pile of papers on my father's kitchen counter. i read over the lease trying to puzzle out how much money we might earn from royalties if the company ever exercised its option to drill for oil on land in a remote northwest corner of north dakota. it seemed such an improbable windfall. we didn't even own the land, just the oil deep beneither the earth. beneath the earth. besides being born, what had we done to inherit mineral rights to a woman lost to the prairies and history until an oil company came calling 100 years later? and who was anna really? i held

he lived at valentina's house with her mother. her mother didn't want to.ery mom wants her daughter to be happy and find herself a richer person. uh, nikolai was very simple. he worked. uh, projectionist at the club. eh, somehow she came with masha, maybe a couple of times i still have a photo of only her. and we had a large front garden, there was a good garden, and he photographed, and now i have left. i just and memory and remember this machine. well, i think, well, how long has she been here. well, a year and a half, maybe two. well, parents sometimes. in many ways, so many years have passed almost 70 are to blame. don't you remember yourself, yes, in this garden? well, i recognized myself, well, such a photo. flashed in my life, well now it's gone. we have burned a lot. as they say, relics and stuff, when our house burned down. but lyudmila mikhailovna could not. unfortunately, today i will come for health reasons, but lyudmila mikhailovna joins us via video link, good afternoon. studio and all relatives, you can say the present, then masha hello, hell

the next day i wrote my mother's obituary. never had my words mattered more as the writer in the family. it was the one thing i could do and do well. i sat on my handle that sofa with my laptop wearing my favorite wide legged sweat pants, my soft turtleneck, and the hammered gold hoop earrings i pilfered from my mother's jewelry box. on my last visit home. i wrote in a fury, unaware of time. an obituary, i understood, was an account of what was important to the people left behind. you could hit the highlights. my mother's long marriage to her father. how they met in college. how she was the granddaughter of a prairie homesteader. but it left out so much. i was telling the story of my mother as i knew it as her daughter. it wasn't her story as she might have told it. but i'm certain it would have pleased her because i wrote it for her for the first time. i began to understand the limits of my profession as story filtered through newspaper, impartial reality was not the same as an obituary told. tempered by grief. a few years la

he said that my mother does not protect me, and my mother is aware. defend me on the question. why doesn't he answer you? because she has no time. she is busy. uh, what’s your youngest daughter ’s name anastasia, yes, she’s taking care of my sister, that is, i’ll show you there later the child told you this in private. they, of course. the child was completely open and absolutely free. challenge the last days at the box office. you of course, you can then watch it on the computer monitor in your phone or on tv. but all this is not something you will have time to see the challenge, since you need to see it on a huge screen. tastier pentalgin extragel in it the highest dosage of the substance from the pain of inflammation pentalgin extragel against pain and inflammation in the muscles and joints met a piece of wood at the entrance. he, incidentally, tsipkin sits reading. no idea who it is, but this guy's style is patriarchal house, 302 bis i bet the lines are considered a master and burn pissing, either reads his book, or a good review of his book. and

and why would my mother take that away from you. and and your mother. because it's unique experience and because my mother, lady bird, were also long time dear friends and had worked their husbands and worked together for years and years and years. so what was it like, as you to get a handle on what your lives were like, what your mom's life was going to be like having? these two big events happen very close and proximity to each other. how tough was it for her to to grasp the role of first lady while she's still obviously has serious health issues? well know it's it's interesting. i worked my first job ever was for the white house historical association selling guidebooks to the tourists who came through. and that was my first job. and so i knew when the nixons were in house the the screen was up. so that couldn't go to the west wing and exactly what i'm talking about. so you knew if they were in house or out of house. so when we moved in, which was about ten days later while because julie, david were packing their things and getting them moved. i was

she said that in another quarrel with her mother, her mother wouldn’t let her into the house, and then start, otherwise we had one holiday , she came to us, and stayed as guests, then she began to communicate with yura. yura did not have a girl then. and somehow, their communication began. and in just a short time, nadia will live with us. your brother told you. yes, the fact is that this is still its own cell. uh formed and we decided not to climb. especially since nadezhda sergeevna a-a herself so that she had two nieces, she raised two nephews, that she was just kids, and at that time we didn’t have small children anywhere for a couple of days. we've already gotten used to it. that's just ksenia was born and the first-born. we are with him. the whole point is that, elementarily, they have come to rickets. at first it came to another, they grabbed it like that. without sugar and starch i recommend. sing sullen look after the program time sesame bun hmm two onion patties special sauce cheese, lettuce and cucumber legendary look this is the number one big hit burger. and who are you di

[emily and mother cries] [emily's mother speaks in korean] [emily speaks in korean] [emily's mother speaksking in a mirror. [emily's mother speaks in korean] [person speaks in korean] from what i know, she was convinced to relinquish me because of her aunt and her aunt's boyfriend. and from my understanding is that 10 days after, you know, i was taken away she went back to try and get me back. [birth mom speaks in korean] - look, look. - yes? - [mother] open, open it. i wanna see what that is. [soft music] wow, you know what that is? "the borrowers." - what's that a tape? - mm-hmm. - this is a tape! it's a tape. - do you know what that is? it's a cowgirl outfit. - i hope it fits okay. - oh, that is so cute. - oh. - look at the present. - yeah, open more presents. - [mother] oh, my very fav, oh my heavens. i thought it was something else. it's my very favorite perfume. and look, you even got some silken body lotion. boy, do i need that. - [lily] emily is keeping in touch with her birth mom. she sent a package of korean food for the family. - whoa, yummy. - ooh, ramen. - [child] ramen. we ne

it was tas and jas against their mother. police. >> was it the right decision to call the police? that ensured the family ended up in juvenile court. nikki asking the judge to help her teach her daughters a lesson. instead, the judge was blaming nikki. >> i guess the judge thought they were too cute and too smart. that no, they couldn't be doing you -- know. he did not take it serious. >> what did he decide to do? >> well, he asked my daughter -- he said, do you want your kids to come back home? as she said, no, your honor. not unless they understand i'm not going to tolerate that kind of behavior. as so, he was like, you mean to tell me you don't want your kids to come home? >> what nikki wanted was a court sanctioned demand that her daughter's obey the rules. erica but that is not what she got. instead, the juvenile court judge sent the girls to live with della, their great grandmother. >> what they were doing what were they doing while they were in dallas house? >> pretty much whatever they want. they kind of when wild. a

the next day i wrote my mother's obituary.er have my words mattered more as the writer in the family it was the one thing i could do and do well. i sat with my laptop wearing my favorite sweatpants and my hoop earrings from my mother's jewelry box on my last visit home. i wrote in a fury unaware of time and obituary i understood was an account of what was important to the people left behind. you could hit the highlights, my mother's long marriage to my father, how they met in college, how she was the granddaughter of a prairie homesteader but it left out so much. i was telling the story of my mother as i knew it. it wasn't her story as she might have told it but i'm certain it would have pleased her because i wrote it for her. for the first time i began to understand the limits of my profession. a story filtered through newspaper impartiality was not the same as he and obituary told temperedre by grief. a few years later when i was trying to become a mother i read that it lingers in a woman's blood stream throughout her lifeti

every mother has a dream, every mother has a dream to have her child, a son-in-law. i really wanted to see you in the suit of the son-in-law. i always told him that it was for you. if i want to buy a groom's suit , they will buy a navy suit, which will cost you money and become more stylish the family says to asghar out of their own longing, if rudri was a mahram now, his family would say to him, bio khafan, you were a man, you were a man, you died, you grew up , you were a gentleman, you became a servant, my son, i love you, i want to go with you. i'll see you in a groom's dress, i'm just saying a sentence and anxiety is ridiculous, sir , may you have god almighty and ahl al-bayt more than this, may you be prouder, my dear mother , may your flag always be with imam zaman, i miss you so much, i've been lonely for so long, i can't believe that you're gone. i loved every moment of our life together we were together. the sister of martyr ilyasi is getting married to her brother's comrade and she is holding a wedding ceremony at martyr ilyasi's grave. i really liked the

it's enough questions like it's not really your mother or your sister? yes, it's my mother. it's not my fault. my mother is so young, but i wouldn't want to change it. it's beautiful and done. despite the difficulties maya never regret getting pregnant at the age of 16 device male consortia. at that point i was already very sure i wanted to go through with that something that changed my life in a positive way and i would do it all over again. and soon she, well, maya is mel expecting her 2nd child. 13 years after the birth of her 1st. so when is the optimal time to have a child? most would say there's never an ideal moment. there are always reasons to wait, maybe of what to interrupt studies or make things too tight on the financial side. sometimes there's no good partner inside, although that's a problem that can be solved. the fact the question is, what role does the father play and my daughter's life? i have to ask myself that. how do i deal with it? show off about a 100 and kind of as to off as a single mother. she had her daughter meet with the help of a sperm donor. sh

you love your mother along with your mother.heir cubs. well, one and the second carried the child put. it doesn’t suit me and they don’t show any maternal feelings for him, he cries e , it’s not visible that she feeds him, the zoo staff took the tiger cub and leopard from the parents’ enclosures and began to look. what to replace mother's milk does not hurt. at these little predators. they initially fed us, uh, there was baby food, then we were fed goat milk. however find, goat. milk also turned out to be wrong, the director of the zoo simply said. savely shura, therefore, it was decided to switch to a special mixture. it is similar to goat's milk. well, here we practically cook, damn it, such a building beyond the boundary did not stand aside and decided to help the zoo with special food for tarzan and bagheera, a box was delivered from moscow vitamin minerals by the zoo employee victoria immediately prepares a mixture for kids while they are being fed from a bottle, but little by little, a tiger cub or a leopard is introduced

we ride all together all the children mothers. oh, give me some water, it turned out to be very perfect. tell us something less than perfect about yourself. yes, but that doesn't happen. well, then i believe my mother. i believe mom. i believe, when i left moscow, yes, and already free divorced people left. in general, we were divorced before 2:00, right now i take off on a rock and your speed and your flight altitude are very difficult. flying around is very difficult. and here is your second wife. and you're equal or something like or did you dad said, excuse us, probably very wise. she understands that she understands that with dad and better don't stick out, let's fry. let's have breakfast today. yes, we have a strong point. this meat we have is an organic meat family farm, where. and this is lamb, this is dry maturation. it's like even our belarusian jamon. yes, but only from lamb for 50 days ripening in a special refrigerator i hang it out and bark. yes, cucumbers and tomatoes. this year we don’t grow ourselves, it turns out

here is veronica when her mother was little, her mother is this tatyana yes, she ran around all the girlsr among all the drunks, did they find hmm now or not. children and veronika went to school normally. is it true. i approached her teacher. she says, well, yes, well, the girl studied there under the program. was weak, well , anyway, how well, how? well, i would have studied there at the top three, i would have gone as a cook to work as a hairdresser, but in the end, but in the end, she assigned her to a school for the mentally retarded girl. disability is the same, i don't know what kind of disability it is. well, when the neighbors from the yard started coming up to me and they say the girl is there, in general, she has everything described there. and the time is already 12-13 she is afraid to go home. how many times have i seen that mom svetlana was transferring veronika home from school in winter in wet pants. that is , it turns out that incontinence uh-huh because diapers. i also saw that from the plan nikolaevna receives a diaper from him, and when denis apparently it was when he

she went to mothering classes to be a better mother so when money was tight she nonetheless decided that this was so important and mattered to her to be the best mother she could and quite different from her mother to encourage your children was singing and music. she went to music lessons so that she could then teach your children to sing and it obviously lasted a cause they remembered it as something that penetrated into their psyches. >> and the devotion to her ever since speaks to the power of their relationship. i think that much is very clear. let me ask you this. what made the ideas that i think is working for your narrative is whatever i'll she was up to ethel and away to part in the domesticity after the war and i'm struck by how her own aspirations were redirected to marriage and to motherhood and she sees those things with the same kind of enthusiasm and determination to be really good at them that she had shown to hers and it just takes her out of the murky realm of spying and puts her firmly in the place of american women are what's expected of american women after the war.

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, as it cannot exist anywhere , but many mothers appreciate it.y know this blessing and from their children in not so great circumstances they are easy to protect, what day will she be born, but at the same time, it brings a lot of events in its own way, such as bleeding , infections after subsequent deliveries, the subsequent pregnancies of the mother may cause infertility, eating the next menstrual cycle of the mother or childbirth it may occur prematurely, or due to arrests that occur during an abortion, which may cause trauma to the mother, or abnormal fetuses that may be born to the world after an abortion. we were in the north of the book of the law of one requirement in order to reduce the number of road accidents, including full participants, abortion is very high. more than this, the ministry of health , the public and cultural responsible of the country, have other duties . to this extent, the flag bearer of the implementation of the law is divided, it is done, and he shows us himself. for more than 60 years, we don't have this intervent

it's enough questions like it's not really your mother or your sister? yes, it's my mother. it's not my fault. my mother is so young, but i wouldn't want to change it. it's beautiful. and despite the difficulties maya never regret getting pregnant at the age of 16 device male consortia. at that point, i was already very sure i wanted to go through with it to something it changed my life in a positive way and i would do it all over again. and soon she, well my a is now expecting her 2nd child, 13 years after the birth of her 1st. so when is the optimal time to have a child? most would say there's never an ideal moment. there are always reasons to wait, maybe of what to interrupt studies or make things too tight on the financial side. sometimes there's no good partner inside, although that's a problem that can be solved. 2 the fact the question is, what role does the father play and my daughter's life? i have to ask myself that. how do i deal with it? so ask about that kind of and kind of as to off as a single mother, she had her daughter meet with the help of a sperm donor. s

mothers with him.he was afraid mom, i will appeal son, i will defend your rights, and i went so far as to file an appeal, and argue the court. that's why she was introduced, so that under the control of our guardians, so that she would not immediately give us away, but first , so that she would establish parent-child relationships. so yeah, everything is so larisa helps the court to execute the decision whether you or not, parental relations larisa no and you i, yes, i helped in every possible way initially because of until today. yes, explain to me, i have to force the children to go to their mother. you owe you nothing. you must read somewhere allow, as they saw the responsibility on me. excuse me, hello. and i, too , was restored to dust. i was not just restored to rights. i also have a responsible light, i had to be with them. here is a story about the fact that children do not want to see their mother. i don't force them. i didn't do anything. they don't want to. today in this studio it has become

my mother often called me home to go to eat.e the next day. my mother asked me to go to the garage to look, maybe he went there. and found him dead. after that, he told his mother about this, they called the police, the death of his father , they stated carbon monoxide poisoning to this day. i think that, well, my father's death was not an accident, it was not carbon monoxide poisoning, because the door to the garage was also ajar, yes, and. well, that is, i don’t know, some such things still haunt me, so to speak. there was a market here in the city of kemerovo , a very large one, my parents were engaged in commerce. well, let's say a small business. they used to carry turkish leather jeans at the time when they were doing this, they were in great demand, in principle, they were earning good money and already, well, after the death of their father. there, my mother and i had some raids from the side of these rivers, shooting ranges. i remember such a moment in my life when they approached us in the apartment and i became well.

today, i am with us here in this hall, dmytro oksana ivanivna's mother, i would like to invite you to the stage, please , it is an honor for me. of independent ukraine in the defense of its state sovereignty and territorial integrity selfless service to the ukrainian people was awarded the award of the president of ukraine national legend of ukraine kotsyubail dmytro ivanovych the hero of ukraine lieutenant's mother receives the award posthumously, oksana ivanivna, the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi, glory to ukraine, hello, hello, my son, my daughter, my children, this is my mother, my mother, i ate in my hats, i miss you, i miss you very much , i know you don't have time, i know you're in positions , i know you you can't talk, i know you'll call as soon as there's a moment, but i just can't wait, i'm writing you a letter on that terrible february morning, i realized how much you really love me, because true love is care, protection, and you protect me although in fact it all started much earlier, you grew up with the war, you went to fight for me on the maidan, where fire

oh and my mother. mm hm. the girl with a long next year rather than long beautiful neck mediums the younger here this picture is 1985 look at the on the icon x folks. so the other thing is i pray hi my doctor to see while i'm, it's still nice for us, but i mean, that's what i want. that's how i wanted to leave my children. i didn't want to leave them in a country where people are divided into pcc didn't even to the on call 6 years after we lost my father, the people of the south voted to separate from sudan in the referendum. and the new country was born. south sedan please let at the street with renewed help and then you have the nation as for human cells to dog is nothing less electric. being just 2 years after independence. we fell back into another civil war after the struggle no longer freedom. but the power struggle within our own govern. tonight's will begin with claims of an attempt to install to get it started with our president. for kids accusing his deputy the much us and others of trying to over s

he wanted to say goodbye to the mother of god, but the body of the mother of god was not there on the same day, having gathered for a common tropez, the apostles saw the blessed virgin walking through the air with many angels. she addressed them with the words rejoice, now i am always with you. and here is this event or lol in the foundation of the institution the special blessing of the service stepfather, which is performed in large monasteries and is called the rite of opanagia, that is, the rite dedicated to the most holy virgin of the theotokos and just the memories of her established the very name of the holiday. dormition reflects the christian attitude towards death. death is not the end of our existence, but a temporary state. like a dream. after all, it is from this word that the name “departed” comes, a tired person leaves the world for a while, in order to return to life again after the general resurrection. the gospel tells of several in cases when christ resurrected the dead and he called death precisely dormition or sleep, the maiden did not die, but sleeps, the savior

not a single hundred kilometers in the open air walking under banners and found the image of the mother of zhirovitskaya by laws, and the pushnevitsky days traveled around the belarusian orthodox at the great idea of ​​​​hundreds got a russian religious procession without having a table at baku from the sign of our spiritual falls with a smoky group of troops, directly a mixture, we share emotions and facts i soar and escape to share from the perroshny atmosphere. and this is the atmosphere of faith, i hope with love, of course , the power of rich people is hundreds of faithful, and so the people of rich professions of different statuses are holy, some who, especially for the fate of the progressive course, removed summer from the bearing, just about. so it is people who cross hundreds of kilometers of the road from zhirovich, where under the shause of belarusian related passages and dominoes. how many it is 250 km people go on foot are executed on small perepytyki. i have social e, carts near small towns pray with meat and verniks at my place. in churches, set the mood to bachite, yaks

her, you know, but how much mother.i saw it, i would have it in place. i would slam the door and leave and say understand yourself. but now i want to clarify what exactly you saw, well, i was just unlucky with my relatives. so let's say. i spend all day and night talking on dating sites, but to no avail, i was running fast blindly on dates. i've been looking for the ideal in chats for a long time. we chat emoticons send gloomy agency do not believe it. burned services for dating. hmm like that. mom said until you get married, don't call, you already think that only loneliness is worse than snoring. who knows how to find my love, who will help me? who will help larisa feya hymn let's get married soon on first and always on 1tv.ru so my lazy cats love everyone to marry everyone. tastier one of my friends, well, very popular in russia , you'll sit here for a long time. yes, infinitely. here's your megapowers unlimited, watch videos, listen to music, stay in social networks unlimited strengths. and it's two onion patties, s

every time she said to me, "mother, pray, " she said "mother." is always smaller than he deserves in syria, in a video he records, he answers those who say why the defenders of the shrine are fighting in syria. i say hello to all the good and zealous young iranians of my age who say that the defenders of the shrine are going to syria for money . i don't know what syria has to do with me, why are they going to syria , our young people are martyrs of my homeland, they are getting killed, they have money, they are going to syria just to inform the defenders of the shrine . of course, becoming a warrior, despite being rebellious from the family we used to do our respects to be informed if there were black demands with that dispatch team that sent unruly families, i should send my wife to see them, but in the case of a family, he said , "we went to the family today, but his father was a raw tazee. the mother is very ready, the mother is very ready, the sister is very ready." he said that the father said to each other that he was wondering why there wa

the mother is the mother of sardar hor shahid ali hashemi, who after many years suffered from heavenly disease, while sardar delha knew from his mother that ali hashemi's mother was born on january 10, 1340 in ahvaz. from the islamic revolution, he started forming the hamidiyeh corps, as well as bastan howezeh, this honorable martyr, the dear commander, fought and defended this country with the name of hossein mellat, the senior commanders of the revolutionary guards in the holy defense, an important commander in the top-secret nusrat base, the latest reports about this the camp is only between shahid himself and haj mohsen rezaei and imam khomeini was taking place, and getting to know operational areas and hor played an important role in bab's land operations. ali hashemi changed the land from land to water . this is martyr ali hashemi, a young arab general from khuzestan, ahwazi, from susangar. his name is martyr martyr ali hashemi, one of the main designers of the great operations of khyber and later, who was martyred on july 4, 1967, after carrying out the mission to evacuate majno

yes, further, when my mother's house was built , it was necessary to equip it, because my mother hasall one, and put tiles in the bathroom there and the floor is warm to make it connected by an electrician. keep quiet and that's it. you can't imagine how much i enjoyed it. first time. i swear, i ate this for the first time , but masha and i assembled the kitchen for my mother in the country together, my two. masha owns tools no worse than i can already be lucky. it seems to me, well, he was lucky with me, and i'm doing well with him. so attention is the question. you are not a typical woman , you prefer the collection of self-tapping screws to shoes and a bag from the new collection. you know how a phillips screwdriver is different. yes, from a flat one, of course, but that's all thanks to grandfather, who from childhood raised you as his kid and taught you how to use these tools. reveal the secret, what are you doing with this box in the summer of the eighties in the summer of the eighties ? well, uh, with such boxes, we usually have hmm , since grandfather. he was the chairman of t