mother. yes, of course, andryusha kept the cast iron. dear mother, motherder juice, my andryushka, no. this is a kulesh, in my mother's cast iron , i cooked it specially for you yesterday, dear, there are these little white ones. these are lamb intestines. so let's see how the recipes were prepared now , they should write down, and now they will bring a spoon , you know, the baby was dismissing today would be my guest, and you and i will cook, goulash, as my mother used to cook it. and it's like on the water of millet and intestines. well, you can also add simple ingredients to meat, but it's very tasty. before cooking. be sure to wear a scarf, mom is always a grandmother, and we lived with this scarf, we already do not observe russian traditions. well, what to cook lamb meat? and , of course, we need to have a good broth to prepare sheep's intestines. here, this is mom's iron. see how smoked it is. he used to cook in the oven in a match, they wanted to take it. well, probably because we're injured, that's left. it's not just cast iron. this is the concern

really the closest thing i had a grandmother because my own grandmother, my mother's mother, died of a drug overdose when my mother was not in an orphanage. my mother and her three siblings, they subsequently grew up with their grandparents. one of whom was a ostensibly white guy from, mississippi, who married my charcoal black great grandmother. but it turned out that he wasn't really a white guy because he was like third generation of a former slave holder. so i say that to say that. one of the things that was so clear to me as a kid was that my understanding of blackness was always heterodox. it was very real for but not in a diasporic sense, as a sense within a working class to middle black community where i could see the full round rainbow was always apparent to me and enough i was a i was a reader as a kid. but don't remember reading black writers so much as a kid. and the first encounter i had my father handed me beloved 1987 when the book came out and. that was my first real struggle with black fiction in the work of toni morrison, and light bulb started to go off. i started to see in the complexity of her

mother's last name. uh, her mother called catherine on november 11, that she was born in eighty-three. well, nothing gave me any results, and now your mothery much alive. unfortunately died. hmm 3 years ago cardiac crimes. here's what's your mother's name ibragimova lyubov viktorovna is the fact is that a woman from the saratov region turned to us, and her name is vera, she grew up in a foster family, and after her death, the foster mother is looking for her biological family. well, the only thing that ve on this biological mother is the name love faith in this studio. take a closer look, maybe someone will seem familiar to you. i think that this girl is i want to find a biological mother. does vera seem like you, right? it really does look like it. ca n't explain. probably some joy. what know? how true it is that new relatives, blood relatives, blood relatives are acquiring, you want to say that yulia can be your sister. this, it seems to me, looks like us, yulia, do you have a premonition that today you met your own sister? i hope, i would really like to see this confirmed. and you can understand how a mother can make a choice not in fav

: melnichenko: mother (chuckling): melnichenko: mother: (melnichenko murmurs) mothernichenko: uh-huh. melnichenko: (sobbing) (speaking russian) (horn honks) (patriotic song begins) >> (singing in russian): >> this is the... this is the zed. the zed is everywhere. the main symbols of russian patriotism. we are a military country now. our whole personality is military. the union of mothers set up this memorial to remember their dead sons. the ones that were not confirmed by the government, whether they are dead, alive, or missing, and this is what happened to this memorial the very next day, because in russia, you're only allowed to grieve if your government allows you to do so. >> narrator: for natalia, the war has had a personal cost. she says her father's cancer treatment was stopped because sanctions imposed on russia led to a shortage of chemotherapy drugs. >> my dad had cancer. he was in a hospice for the last month of his life. and... well, then he died. yeah. very often, my tiktok, i get comments saying that there are no good russians and the only good russians

mother met a man after they died. yes, a man appeared in our family, a male shoulder for mothers, and your mother was with your father ntil the age of 6. when i was 6 years old, we left with my mother, he loved to drink. well, she was probably tired of it, she was tired and decided to leave. your mother was very worried about parting with him. well , yes, she was worried, how do you remember? i remember dad from the good side, he was kind, good with a sense of humor. he loved me very much. i did n't need anything. i had many toys. uh, i had love from my mother from my father, and you often saw your father, after you and your mother left, no, we never saw him, after we left, he did not help my mother. the only thing is that he sent me a birthday card once. uh, well, that's all, we missed him, of course i missed him. yes, anastasia's mother knew, and why she hid the truth from her daughter for so many years, we will find out immediately after the advertisement, be careful. the bright taste of instant coffee jardingold and jardine is a pleasure to feel if not, then your employee, even if the former revealing this case, i

mothers from mexican mothers. it's a conversation about the worth of a mother and the worth women in general. in our society, i think particular relief will connect very well to what elizabeth. just read. right now i am sick. i have a sickness. quijano akita. it's a sickness in my bones. i get sudden pains in my joints. some days it's worse than others. but the pain is always there. despite that, i still get up at five in the morning and make lunch for my daughters bathed them and take them to school. everything. a lot of times i just have to do it all like that with pain and everything. and my mind, for example, has to say what enfermedad what sickness? because i have obligations. the sickness in my bones is some. it's called febrile. febrile a bit fibromyalgia. i asked. yes, something like that. they discovered i had it like five months ago. i went to the doctor because i didn't feel well. i felt really bad. i would get a lot of fevers. and i had so much pain in my bones, i would get chills and i just couldn't stand it my head would hurt so bad. i would get hit with with a pain right here. a

mother. i understand even though she was not some kind of mother, but she is a dear mother and my child wantedphanage. you knew her former life. no, he didn't know anything. her mother, as it were, is the most important thing is such a way of life as she drank, or something, and the child was unkempt in school. she went later than expected, because 19 years you are strong you left me. yes, they finished school for 19 years now, well, this is also not a condemnation. i understand that it may not work for her. maybe the person didn't work. i do not blame her, how christina got into your family. happened. so i took ira from the orphanage from the same dolphin, but they gave me a visit, and there kanskie when you need to bring food for a visit pick up, because she is on my couch and, as it were, and she must pick up her groceries. i came for groceries. this girl comes up to me and says, hello, take me to your place. i'm and what's your name christina, i can't take you, because i've already taken it. well, please take me as a guest. well, let's go to the director. we went to the village, the direct

mother's mother's heroine anastasia kupriyanova, her heroine anastasia kupriyanova is presiding over so long, son, i have come, i know. you will tell a little to your young ones will tell that people have not forgotten about them day on the big shaft grow up, that the sons of the kolitka rescuers of the streets of the war and all around us give intimidate her and stroke their mothernd judgmental hand. hallelujah you are my back. i know elena motuley day of motherfucking. let's with the elimination of applause on our festival stage of our colleagues ganna kvilore and dimitry karas. good evening, our chance for bryn came from the cliff and now dry the chance. i'll propane toast in an hour. let's take off the cups in an hour, bratsuya that we pull our day on us, overflowing with joy that i am here and that's it, it's lying from me, that's all. everything is everything, then the piece of what is being served with me is on the same stage on the same festival stage with a closed glorious orchestra, great ambition. chassis song how to turn off for you was the first opener of the festival in the distant 1993 the music of igor pole-growers topped by maxim bogdanovich over the white fluff cherry 2015 volga bulai conductor maxim dried up and the cherry above the white fluff. to be a catfish of blue light in the face of the golden ones and it reduces its wings with shivers.

mother, mother, she is selling mother gooey is fortunate to leave, so close to the capital. he can market his products at lots of different places, including at sustainable farming events in tony's organic farmers can sell their goods. here once a week. i want to animate their money ammonia, sasha, we're fighting for independent food production on multiple fronts. we are trying to get farmers to gather seeds at the same time, we are trying to produce more seats together with our partners in one us. you and we'll do a lastly, it will say, we'll get through our money man, uh, back to natalie home. and we also doing our best to educate farmers and show them how they can contact class directly or via social media manny. i learned that he was a darla, sit him down at acm beach. let my love it. the organization hopes that more people will use traditional local seats as alternatives to imported once. selim mccoy has started collecting his own like this of a gene seats us by from my wible woodrand. hi leah. i've grown aware of the important role that local seats play and amusing that

mother, mother, she is selling mother gooey is fortunate to leave so close to the capital. he can market his products at lots of different places, including at sustainable farming events in tony's organic farmers can sell their goods here once a week. i want to animate their money ammonia, sasha, we're fighting for independent food production on multiple fronts. we are trying to get farmers to gather seeds. at the same time. we are trying to produce more seats together with our partners in one us. you and we'll do a last little say, we'll get through our money man or back to natural human. we also doing our best to educate farmers and show them how they can contact class directly or via social media ammonia, and actually darla sitting down on acm beach lama lobby. the organization hopes that more people will use traditional local seats as alternatives to imported once. selim mccoy has started collecting his own like this of a gene seats us by from my wible wiggle room, a hi leah, of grown aware of the important role that local seats play and amusing that knowledge. the deman

mother, i heartily congratulate. all mothers, because today in russia mother's day is a holiday of boundless love of tenderness and warmthdespite the fact that in our country mother's day began to be celebrated not so long ago, this holiday has already had its own symbol. forget-me-not well, where there are flowers, there is always a woman. meet my incomparable colleagues. and if someone did not know the beautiful, mothers to them on voronina and victoria panina. oh what beautiful mothers? well, i'm wearing it for the holidays. good morning. friends. happy holiday to you, i use my official position. i want to say hello to my mom. i love you. hello happy mother's day mom. thank you for everything. alexey is wonderful, cute package. thank you thank you vika inna i congratulate you on the holiday. cheers thank you in my opinion, the hardest job in the world - is to be a mom. moreover, even without vacation, wages are not paid, and the work record is not entered into the work book. alex is not so bad. yes holidays. no, it's true, well, the smile of a child is the best payment for the work. no requirements are terrible. it is

this is a fantasy soviet union you mother mother was transported to moscow from chisinau yes, and little father and sister, the whole family. yes, but my mothernd father, they came to live with me and then they left for chisinau. well, after all, it was difficult to live in one place for so long, and then it was difficult for moscow at the age . father was a colonel. mom, they also met military personnel, somewhere in 46, damn it, or in 47. then they were sent to chisinau and already in chisinau. in general, for all these years, how was it in your homeland ? relationships with the russians, somewhere you threw such a terrible phrase that you began to approach the liberators treat like invaders, really. there was such a period when, just now, but this is in the ninety-first ninetieth year, when they really suddenly became occupiers. and they were required to know the moldovan language. where how to go to learn to learn and not only to read, but also to write. that's how rampant it was now, as far as i understand, everything has calmed down. well, how can you calm down today? ours until the last days with me in moscow when you learned of her il

that is, uh, mother-in-law on the day of my mother-in-law's holiday in france in french mother-in-lawble. we say underwear - it means beautiful. mom, it's very yes. well, you miss your son definitely, definitely definitely, but i think that let's not torment you, because i spoke today here it is in our studio. now you can hug him meet. hello, miss your dad at home, of course, of course, i really miss, i really don’t really miss my whole native family in france. but it's time for my relatives, of course, i miss you very much. well, tell me your wife, like a real decembrist, went after you. it doesn’t support you it wasn’t safer to leave her next to an unequivocal security guard, of course i asked him if they left the elections with her and said, either you went to france, we had an apartment there to live there, or you are going with me, and she said, i won’t be better with you, because, well, most likely, it’s the same as it’s not easier at home in the homeland, and even more so, in fact, it’s also very important for every warrior to have support that is female support family support.

the mother mother ship koreans cannot unlisted us, but in a minute let's go to a unit of just opponents and the cream so ours can would important and then you can still get out of it. but also you do you really focused on that? if the me to watch the news was by you lots of korea now. what on the little foam brittany and what not pulling up a student was going to take the record. there's one of the machine. yeah, we do a phone for 2 boys withdrawn. i'm not sure how to don't by volunteer unit commander of idea novick of has been defending his territory since spring 2014. he's personally witness. dozens of crimes carried out by the ukrainian military from the us. and i'll be in touch with the 4 that i'm working on. and that's where there's the story i put on the went up. this was going to go up. i knew mine, you know, the cordial, i know there are thought to will power died. she was, you know, it's not the one because you will do i do do the this new city wide here with the new photos of the one to be on it though or not at the will see me. so you were even open. i to live boy and i said

did you know that okay, orlov, go to your mother's mother.e today, she suits everyone. yes, i'm listening. hello, i can't hear you. yes, i'm sorry. who is greetings to you from semyon semenovich who who are you saying that? alena andreevna bring me anyway, i can also be you, after all, you are a commanding girl, consider yourself a devil. well, there's one thing i can't understand, allen. you're for the kid why invite? you let's get on with it. no one is our savior. because i just don't want sergei to know how it was. i mean why do you and i need to? okay. scrambler where did you get seryozh do not miss tomorrow. i will send the scheme otherwise to the monastery, so they breathe. so open up. we didn't agree yesterday. there is not anyone. come on, come on, get out of here. what happened? i don't know, she doesn't say anything. what have you decided? as if i beat someone said, there is no lomanin. well, let him arrange it, let no, i was in a similar situation when i was with a drug addict. listen , come on, i'll try to talk gently. again , it

one to the only woman of her mother sophie deeply loved her mother, who, with her last strength, raised her two daughters alone. here, in kisses 25 km from naples, her mother ramilda was called rogatsa, madre, a single mother. small consolation for the girl is another blow for her mother. after all, this is a thin graceful blonde dreamed of becoming an actress. this film where she played the only embodiment of her dream dream died unborn in a small southern town, sofia grew up amid poverty and constant ridicule at school, she was teased by sophie the bastard daughter of the walking sophie without fatherhood. one nickname offended the sophist tskodenty most of all sophia the toothpick starred for her thinness. her mother also had the figure of a teenage girl. but suddenly sophia blossomed. she suddenly changed became a beauty. and let ramilda's career as an actress fail, oh, which she so dreamed of will take 14 years. revenge. on your sophie's first beauty pageant came in a dress made from an old curtain as a prize. she got a train ticket. in rome, this was enough for the mother to believe in the fate of her daughter. ramilda holds her hand tightly. revenge

uh, my mother's mother and what i anomalously remembered not only about me, how i became a musician, or about my children, to the fact that i am children. this is my motherncles, they tore off this shaky school of thought. my mother used to tear off the most ridiculous ducation and was a motherfucker. mostatian ceramics was cultured and decorated with folk choir, therefore, such blood, probably, the music of the song sounded in your house all the time. well, i won’t say that for everything for the fact that we were small. your mother kissed you at the carpet, it was rehearsals late and for me at home. often music is my mom's judgment is at home, so i won't say that childship is eight for me. i was also taken by the music. and i know that as a child you dreamed of becoming a military athlete and even a priest. well, i confess that such an unexpected range of interests. and what place did music take in this rating? well , the caleb was a young man and a fledgling. eh, everywhere. i would like to live everything to consecrate the noise to such a high-born high-wear yacht, well, today's money. i understand that near this we are kimsi be not random, what is t

mother nina. who is this? nadia , isn't that your mother, don't you consider her mother. greatly in childhood, was strangled, when i just began to scold me, no need. this is a child, do not put pressure on the child. the child speaks. vika hello, hello. how are you feeling? hello grandmother, you love very much, yes, and before your grandmother, who did you hug? nadia , mother, tell me, mother. for you, she hugs her mother. you won't pay any more, all this would be without it, you know? vika nastya thank you for coming to us today. let's. we see you off hope little vika you promised now that you will come to the world for her sake, this is very important and i want to believe that these are not empty words. and you don't fool this little girl. everything is not very, as never needed. well, i'm in big trouble. you can find the strength in yourself to forgive a daughter to give birth. clothes, and you promise not to bring relations with your mother to such a hellish intensity, we will try together. can hope, let us be frank with you after death. doesn't want another man. i

for children is this the same mother put on even a babysitter-mother they call when a child who never had a mothergrew up in an orphanage from birth they came completely the smallest radion was tiny, he was born two days before the war, his first word was mother, and you think about how does a child who never had a mother have the first word mother, after all, it is because of love, because we manage to create such an atmosphere the charitable foundation has been engaged in renovations with the creation of spaces for children for many years now considering that here there are children of different ages and their health status and adding to it the military danger how do you generally work on this space and the conversion of the space, we have always dealt with renovations somehow that's how it turned out. at first, it started with the fact that we equipped , made repairs, rebuilt houses for poor families. where there were questions about the removal of children due to the poor state of living conditions, and we came to villages were rebuilt, stoves were built, it was simply incredible beauty, and n

this scream, mother, mother , and this woman is in tears, and these children's fingers, and it was so memorable, and then i decided what should be done so that children are not taken away. mothers of all, in order to create such conditions at home so that public services do not have, er, have no reason to select, so that in the house, where the old windows were broken, we began to insert windows where there was no stove, we moved the stoves, er, where there was it was cold. we bought firewood where there was no table to do lessons at. we bought tables, beds, mattresses, clothes. we started to put things in order in the house. marta was able to collect more than uah 200,000 a day for a house for a large family. in addition, she taught how to manage a household and be mothers of socially vulnerable women who for the most part, they themselves were pupils of boarding schools , thanks to this, thousands of children did not end up in shelters, here we have a mother and six of the most polite children in the whole world, ana, show me ruslanka , how clean you are, well, a perfectly made bed, and families are saved from their fathers, rams, in the city of goodness, and this what are yo

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mother she has a mother, my grandmother. do you know the phone? she called herself.he rest of the cars behind me understood the second car for the weekend. put it on. bad business, now two and the second someone from the place. well, the fact that there are two of them is understandable. why did you decide that one of them is local? and then they went with water, which means that someone knows how they are in the forest, then they abandoned the phone, and there the map i saw the map and recognized the place. that is, is it one of our izolsky? listen a. maybe it's bourgeois? why? there are not three of them, she really is. well, so what, what our actions could go to any side, that bend to the place is modest, these are equally. if you go out on them before me, the distant air will depart. i will find you from the route. they won't go far. listen to lyonya, maybe it can’t, as i say everything. well, how long do we have to go? okay, we’re leaving here not far at hand, which means the name of my grandmother. you don't remember, what's your name? gelya's grandmother tusya

mother's mother who ran away from the shelling, we are looking for them with joint efforts here to do everything to find her, watch and join the search every monday in marathon, the only news at 9:30 p.m. your position silence and treachery will soon be forgotten, everything will settle down life will settle down and it will be like before who is it, my god, it's a miracle , people have returned, and even more public figures who, during a full-scale bloody war, choose in the side of the aggressor, the side of the enemy who unleashed this war, deserve punishment and wounds, or they will receive it later. no, it’s a pity, don’t advise anyone . last week, the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi, signed a decree introducing sanctions for famous silencers and worshipers of putler who have a ukrainian passport. вызоных предателей is provided for the blocking of assets, this property is an apartment, trading operations are prohibited, license cancellation is permitted for activity, it is prohibited the acquisition of land plots and the withdrawal of capital from ukraine and, finally, the withdrawal of state awards from ukraine. - business traitors family of coraline kuek ani lorak all year, especially after the 14th - this is a native of the chernivtsi region , western ukraine - this is my country, she entertained songs we russians hugged and kissed today putin's slanderers received every prize in russia for their betrayal well, that is, they played along crimea people monstrously the so-called friendship of fraternal nations, they say, all these conflicts are clean water politics, but simple people did not quarrel openly with each other, so cynical yes cruelly here, the refugees were hiding from the drama theater , there are more than 1000 dead people left under the rubble, it’s scary, it happens to every russian city, such a fate under this, and in general, the stars are higher than this they carry music and love, love is enough for me, i am a tree of love, therefore, i can only carry love ani lorak for years earned money in mordere, paid there logically, thereby financing the aggressor army, which means, with or without a wish, contributed to the creation of missiles that the russian federation is now bombing the cities of ukraine fell silent after february 24, then gave out postscripts of the myromir series, they were silent again for a while, and then suddenly she remembered that she was the great ukrainian and called herself the most titled singer of ukraine, of course not for nothing, but for the sake of tour in germany, you are great, you are the dawn of the world support of ukraine, so to speak, decided to hype up and cover up with the titles that the birth itself was once titled ukrainian singer, folk artists of ukraine, a naive and stupid decision that only provoked a wave hey and in the address of the traitor lorak tour of europe we expect to be canceled soon, her title of people's artist of ukraine will also be canceled, and only shameful russian awards will remain among the honors ready, but i waited a long time for my life to receive this recognition even at the beginning of the war, all the singer's teams abandoned her. she went to her relatives in ukraine for a while. russia is the aggressor, not her position, there is nothing lorak has not changed her mind, she has already returned to evered to record songs and shoot music videos literally last week she crawled out and showed a business lull with a new clip and now she has come out of the twilight and she released a new song and immediately a clip with a bang, creativity always saved me in the most difficult periods of life. today i give you the song labyrinth and not a word is war. russia kills ukrainians every day, it indiscriminately bombs peaceful cities, but the most difficult periods of life are in ana lorak. they forgot one more owner of the honorary title of people's artist of ukraine, a frequent guest of the ball of the putlerovsky satan, taisiya povaliy , sorrentyram povaliy, as well as lorak , everything finally became clear back in 14 years when he strives not to break into the russian stage, how did the truth fall on its head, and thank god that it happened because i needed it all these years. she entertained the russian public with her performances, and you continue to do so actively today. with her other fellow traitors , povaliy seems to have completely sunk to the bottom, just think of the artists of may 9, 22. in full frost she performed at the kremlin concert for victory day during the war, songs were played in the most different languages ​​of the peoples of the entire soviet union, and these songs were perceived by everyone as their own in our festive concert. taisia ​​povaliy, well , look at her, she is standing on the stage hung with st. george's ribbons and singing ukrainian songs in front of the generals giving orders to destroy her native country and ukrainians, taisia ​​povaliy, such an unscrupulous cynic, did not even appreciate povaliy's son , who was clearly very ashamed of his motherhave to crawl when i close and i only need to talk about my mother here . ok - these are completely separate stories of hers, and i have no relationship. traitor. povaliy, too , will soon be left with the title of people's artist. the singer also has enough assets in ukraine, an apartment , a house on which sanctions may spread so that the only joy in the expanses of mordor will remain for yanukovych's beloved singer, and there is not enough happiness regina todorenko well, where would he go without her? oh well, what a fool i am. the presenter didn’t discuss this silence. the host, who moved on the air, didn’t discuss it except because i was lazy. regina bombed us . to all neutral bloggers on the territory of the russian federation - this

the child did not reach his mother, mother, but she knows that the girl, no matter how well she studies, could not walk somewhere, no matter how she left the house, my motherme fine moment the phone stopped answering, and my mother, without thinking twice, naturally, went to the local authorities to the police department and the local means, and the police department decided that we needed a dog in hot pursuit . i want to say that your countrywoman actress anastasia melnikova when she found out that she had the opportunity to congratulate. uh, all the police officers and to meet such a brave dog came today from st. petersburg, we meet anastasia hello, thank you. thank you. hello hello sunshine. thanks thanks. thank you employees. thanks sunshine. and what a thank you to you. well, how, mother, of course, you understand the state of the mother who called and applied. and i'm mom, first of all, i 'm sorry, mashenka is my only, beloved. but, when i get up, i first feed my treasure vinnie, and then masha, so she knows it for sure and, of course, oh, i'll tell you honestly, i'm a selfish person, but as soon as i started acting many years ago. there was some pea

mother would have asked a question , and you would have stayed. i said no, you are my mother and i will stay with you. even though what she gave birth to me. i say, but still what you put in me. this is your merit and you, my motherosition in such a position to throw her, maybe acquaintances with some friends of her, who they might know something, hardly , well, they had two more brotherly factories there, well, i, too, have no connection with them, a friend who does not support anything. boris remembers how proud your biological mother was in the fedose studio . boris thoughts next door in different entrances and boris often ran to eat with us. we were friends all the time, he was constantly hungry, because basically she was often not at home . he would come to the castle at home, uh, and then he also had to sit at home, because there were always men outside the music, therefore, he left the house. mom in life turns out. yes, their father abandoned them, they lived without a father and mother. but in general, we knew something in itself, we knew that it was either to the east or back, and we knew nothing more. at one time i even thought that she might already dead, as it were. i already thought about it too. you

loss of my mother's mother, the house is just more and more. with her do you know that this is not forever? hard one family was left without a father, another. albeit temporarily without a motheras khusainova receives a copy of the court decision in her hands. she will need to report to the correctional facility, hoping for an appeal chance. if not for an acquittal, then at least for a postponement of the execution of the sentence, the snow is precisely pavel prolomov ural sharipov news together with his belarusian colleagues, the minister visited an enterprise for the production of fire and rescue equipment and highly appreciated the achievements and promising developments of the working trip alexander kurenkova accompanies the film crew of the duty unit, report maksim shevchenko ministers of the rescue departments of russia and belarus and immediately take them on an excursion, they start from the rest room, they are accommodated freely, calmly reacts to each one, i specially insure compressor everywhere drawer, and linen. this recently built complex is already considered exemplary; there is a kitchen, a gym and an outdoor training ground, apart from the usual tower for fire

the lands where we spent or childhood silly her mother mother wants to return to tell her father, it's a possible target for a turkish military operation after anchor blamed the y p g for a bomb attack. and his stumble earlier this month, she says, leaving was not her choice. ebara of her at day. at home, you live like a king, but here it's tense. it's not a life any more. even if our houses are destroyed, we can still build tents over the rubble. just let us get back to us as the y p g is the syrian branch of the current, some workers party or p k k. and it doesn't want what it considers. threats along the borders with iraq and syria, but the y p g is also supported by the united states, which focuses on the kurdish groups opposition to isolate any turkish incursion into northern syria. risk making relations between the 2 nato allies. more difficult than the over the are the commander of the syrian democratic forces. muslim of this s a turkish offensive could also target members and i know around and has threatened to reply with attacks along to kids. for the thousands of syrians livi

mother, in principle, did not communicate well. and the fact that my mother worked me up. but specifically, the whole situation comes down to my motherher as a person and did not want, apparently, to have anything in common, and in fact, when i was born , this is the reaction. how did you find out that the grandmother wants to write you and your son out of the apartment. well, we had a conflict when we when i came to visit my dad, we had such a conversation, grandmother asked me. uh, don't i want to check out apartments from this in general, i said that no, you don’t need to consult with a person who knows this, because i can’t answer this question for sure right now. and when i consulted, they told me that this was not necessary, because housing was not assigned to me, and this registration is my only, uh, option for housing. i also told my grandmother about this. there was another conversation, when i came to visit my father, and she said, you should be registered with your mother. i say it is not necessary. so must there must be a residence permit, either with the father or with the mother. here she says, well, i do not see. no re

past my mother's house, i think we should go here to our mother and still until now, of course, mother ivana german, is a siberian writer who raised me, since my mother, the actress , often traveled, it was very difficult for her mother . e husband of the director, like some of them yes, but she had a director's daughter. i filmed my mother until the last, you know, uh, after all, she left, she is 93 years old and until the very last moment. she recited the poems of elizabeth stewart high rain and so on. she was an actress. she is an actress. she is in childhood, when an asterisk fell. she guessed. i want to be an artist during the war too. she went to alma-ata, she and luchko entered there, and ended up with sergei fucking gerasimov, our teacher. so you remembered the star of accepted happiness, solaris but i took pictures of my teacher from the picture. it was great happiness, red and black and youth of peter at the beginning of glorious deeds. and these roles with eremenko and a balakhvostik. we started when we were well , something i was 18 years old in the second year in the giko

mother-mother, and since it’s all the same with a boy, it’s easier, and he’s older. that is, it works. she takes him with her. and they take me to the hospital. well, i'm lucky. that is, my motherady a receptionist. yes, when my mother, you see, saw me. well, right here, something sank in her eyes, that this is mine this is me little hmm here with my sisters and dad. i was very small, when my mother died and got sick, that is, 5 years were gone. that is. well, i smell everywhere with a ponytail and that's it. i look like dad. i have my dad's eyes. i have daddy's hair and stuff, that is, for me, of course, that was it. well, a blow when the pope was gone. i found out that i was adopted in the family about the fate of my brother. i started a little later, as if to find out, and that too. quite a bit, that is. the chance ended up in an orphanage , they told me, and after that it didn’t really saw said. of course, i madly want to find my brother to find my blood, especially now, when i have not the best moment in my life, i got married unsuccessfully. in general, things didn't work out for us. as a result, he washed down this matter very strongly, all the problems went into himself

prosthesis to squeeze a car for a person with an important task, well, issue him his mother, his mother , his mother shot in the upa, put to work, the body was taken to belgorod. well, once he goes there, here we have a two- story house, an old, broken one. first they asked why they were glad that they released us, the points were already taken away well, when i was asked this for the first time, well, they were told what he said, well, they say that you here insult the russian-speaking population of mine and there and that and that and that and that i say well, it's me. so, i'm glad that we fired you. well, that's how i look, young guys. i'm a man, i say, you look around here, where my children live, too, well, at home. in general, they even got into the 5th floor, even support where in the middle, i say, look at what's happening around and how you think we can be i am glad that he freed us from houses, from apartments, from work, many from business, and some even from life. all nadezhda prayed to the lord god. the first days, as i said, my mouth did not close. to tell the lord honestly, they did n

mother mother have nothing to do with it. so how are you? accidentally or at the behest of the heart? when you left, your father wanted to go to the neighbors to repair the disassembly, who made a statement on him ? his motherwas i who called, he was so angry at me at that moment, which means that he consciously didn’t. no, i just pushed him away, he backed away and his father did not expect. i'm just not a person for him at all. and as always, he settled down. so everyday over me scoffed. okay, i'll call you later. i'm sorry that i've looked all over the place, the only remedy i can say anything about is deplicant. excuse me yes, the medicine is rare and quite expensive. we have a patient who prescribed it. here is anechka nashchepova. she suffers from a form of epilepsy, but almost any attack can be fatal for her. yes, almost everything goes. that's it. this is enough for a long time. no, if there is an attack again, then there will be nothing to remove. hold on, buy more, i can't take this. go around, all the surrounding first-aid kits and find out. which of them is a deplicant, who was interested in him today, but didn't buy it? god forbid folding pharmacy to eat, then him wow beauty. what then he needs

i was born in the simbirsk province and in the village here, and my grandmother lena is my mother's motherold. in the kingdom of heaven she sang this song to me somewhere in the three-year-old at the age of four, like uh hmm, like a cradle who takes from the kotori-beat us a crayfish bush are you over the native river? kill we where else you will find this, when i came to the first grade my first teacher. she gives us this song to study e, that is, she drank herself, she sings to us in a different way. i say anastasia fedorov, you sing incorrectly. these are lullabies. in general, this is a folk song, my grandmother sang the problem, she sings it is not. vovochka says this song has an author anton alien i say where the alien is the words he wrote, and the music was written by dmitry kabaleevsky, you understand, so let's join this song with you. and our region, or either birch or mountain ash, support me, please. and my grandmother torah past the line, you are over the native river forever beloved makes you still so beloved, where else is there, where you will find such high native fats, ev

mother, and this says a lot. mom is love. mom is kindness. mom is a caress, tenderness and an example in everything. and if i died, and he would have deprived my mother of my children, then he would not have been forgiven, then, yes. i think no compensation refunds would be able to return. uh, the fate of the child that the child will lose if he does not have a mothere was a big huge chance that my children could lose their mother, fortunately, glory. this did not happen to god, and when a person lives, when a person lives , you can forgive a lot, you can change a lot, so i'm alive, thank god but this is very generous of you, i guess really such an amount of love and casco. what kind of love did you receive from your mother and from your family, husband konstantin and your daughter anechka, are they here today? let's invite from our conversation. i want to open the secret or here i can konstantin now also has a leg injury. he, uh, that you family is, well, yes, where are you? on the dacha, yes, he slipped and fell normally. say right here during the meeting with the culprit. accident ah, that the husband was ready. grind it to powder. you probably were not there during this video, because otherwise, i think you were difficult to be restrained, difficult, i guess. was at home was at home. means, the wife should was to call does not call. yes yo-my,

mother's name? my mother's name is sannikova galina georgievna born on august 6, 1946, and you yourself wanted to find your sister at the initiative of the motherd before her death to find her in order to ask her for forgiveness. i did not become three years ago. she lost. couldn't talk? then she had a second stroke in 2017, she was paralyzed on one side and could not walk in 2019. she wanted to find and ask for forgiveness. what kind of there was your mother, she was very kind, affectionate, she loved us all, there were a lot of us, there were a lot of us. how many children did your sister have? i am the eldest vital to help me, he is seventy-two years old and his sister is eighty years old, three children were yours , so yes, and my mother explained the reason why the difficult life situation left the girl, it was hard for her to work like that. how did she have us, and where was he? we are all different from different fathers. maybe she told you something for help elena logical take a closer look elena in this studio. here you go young woman. here is the light one. well, what do you mother eat? and vice versa, it also looks like it looks lik

mother. uh, when she was half a year old and that her parents, and mother mother, where is mother, and her grandmotherd him brought up. she lived in that family, that is , after all, it was allowed to make lips, grandmother. mom was, one might say, not up to her, but i want to say that if she grew up and lived in our family, then, of course, we would not allow this. and now ninochka, you and her are close to your granddaughter. yes, now yes, but she says, grandmother, i myself am an adult. i solve all issues myself. your granddaughter says she wants to please herself, and you worry about her for nothing in the eva utiska studio. hello eva, you know that your grandmother is very worried about you. yes i know. and why wouldn't you make your lips smaller then? i really like what you see now, but it seems to me that it’s difficult for you to even talk with such voluminous lips that they began to refuse food at 10 years old. here, and then i had to quit abruptly due to a severe injury, but you began to lose weight not because of an injury, no. and because of what with their appearance? i just have some ide

mothers. yet again. we forget and say to a large mother, mother, father, because there is no responsible, but now it's kind, well, some activation of this responsibility of fatherhood is going on, and thanks to this, we also have appeared, because it turns out that support for a woman, and mother, is no longer so scary to give birth to a second and third, and even. you will have to give birth to dad, you will not give birth, you understand? therefore, only if dad has three, and i will not live with him in this family. uh wants an apartment. the fact is that the child must live and be dependent on the parent. that is, the parents must develop. and if you're just being, well sorry for such a word there by a biological dad who does not live together. even if he pays alimony, then in fact you, uh, do not provide for the daily existence of your child, therefore, well, they can have a child from one marriage with their mother. well, the wife has a child, the father has a child that living, but they are, in principle, normal for our history now yes, in order to become a large family, if these three children live

mother mothers as also just intruder, leave the details of an informal discussion between the 2 leaders to the canadian media. the everything with the whole the way oh a, a move on with that he recently engaged in the 1st talks between chinese and canadian leaders. in years a chinese foreign ministry. spokes person has played down the incidents saying it should not be interpreted as criticism. adding that beijing supported such frank exchanges as long as they were on an equal basis. between shiki, the video he mentioned was indeed a short conversation. both leaders held during the g 20 summit. this is very normal . i don't think it should be interpreted as chairman c criticizing or accusing anyone should be there and then comes the months after a similar exchange between moscow and paris. when the french president leaked the contents of a confidential call with vladimir putin to the western media, russian foreign minister sergey landfill have criticized the move, saying diplomatic ethics have been ignored. and india bay strategic affairs expert told us that justin trudeau not only embar

mother, sister or wife, somewhere this message passed, after all , the mother, the sister, the husband of the very victim of kazakevich, they all tore their hair out. think, at least not ours, but it turned out that it was theirs and all the fears in their heads turned into truth. what else is perfect every normal person that day, having learned, shocking details with a chainsaw and a severed head of a person, was horrified by the fact that such a thing could happen in the country in calm times . and so i go with this thought to the shopping center. i know that the investigators will let me get a little closer to the scene of the murder, that i will find out some details, that i will beautifully record stand-up against the background of a bloody ax and, in general, i will do an excellent job as a journalist, but i don’t want to do this job, because my work and my purest truth on the air will bring pain and suffering to millions of people, and hundreds or thousands more and suffering of some indescribable level. i presented my family situation. when i can, somewhere near this mall where it happens. this is what i didn’t answer the call for literally a minute, but in that minute they managed to read the truthful details from the journalist about the severed head, and at this time, on live tv, and some other journalist, not me, will do his job well hype. i pump, of course, views it reporting. there will be a lot, but most of this audience will watch the material only in order not to hear the name of their son , daughter, father's sister's brother or mother'snd so on that day the thought first came to me that i do not want to engage in strictly journalism, the goal, which to tell as quickly as possible to the maximum possible audience the maximum possible truth and that's it. now i am sure, propaganda my job is to protect the information field of the country to protect the citizens of my country in this information field . i am alone and with great desire made this choice. and it's the best job in the world. because if i find out something, that the viewer will bring you the pain of suffering, panic, excitement or feelings. if i find out something that makes you randomly go somewhere, run, call, fly, and so on. do not hesitate, dear viewer. i'll shut my mouth and i won't tell you the truth. i'm not saying that all propaganda in 2016 had to pretend that there was no tragedy in the shopping center in europe. no, of course not, but on that day and in those minutes for millions of people only two were important the first message is the essence

mother's mother, anything happens, if a person turns to the police with a statement, the police, it's powerless here and very often it happens, as in business. for example, the sensational margarita gracheva. yes , they ignored her appeal to law enforcement agencies, as a result we have a beautiful young the girl, who until the end of her days was disabled and her husband cut off both hands, and with difficulty achieved in court, in my opinion, they gave 7 years, and they didn’t even want to give that. and you said that this particular edition of the law on domestic violence. she's not perfect. that's what confuses you in this edition, which law needs to be improved, i can say that before the state interferes in family relations. it must receive a certain mandate to join the family, that is, the family must trust the state, and allow it in some way, but to observe what happens in the family, the state always has a specific last name, first name, patronymic, and a person with a specific last name, first name, patronymic will come to my family and will somehow observe or what else to do? here , it seems to me, it is precisely this, uh, subtlety that needs some significant elaboration. i will repeat once again. it seems to me that we need to rewind a little back and look at the general. i am not of our society, and unfortunately, out of sadness, to state that our society is in this, its, in this direction it is extremely family friendly. uh, it is extremely painful and our relations need significant changes, in principle, and no separate law can solve them. in my opinion. you are now partly repeating what the metropolitan told me in an interview. pskov porkhovsky tikhon that woe to us if we need to pass laws that mean to regulate traditional values ​​in the country and so on. after this interview on the internet. there, debates arose between the priests, and on the topic of whether russia needs an official ideology in general now and what would you like the ideology of your country to be. our country, of course, must have a goal. there must be a meaning for the existence of the country of the people, which is understandable to the vast majority of people who consider themselves citizens of the country, we don’t like to call uh, some things and scare with some words, including the word ideology, but at the root of the word ideology lies uh idea and without ideas, there is no purposeful and systematic development. and now, well actually see that our current the state, including in connection with the conduct of one's own and with the lack of real e, adequate answers to everything that is happening now, leads to the fact that these answers are formulated somehow differently somewhere in other places. people formulate these answers for themselves. why am i going to war answers himself. uh, some kind of volunteer. what for? and we collect money and things for our fighters at the front , people who unite in telegram channels collect millions and millions of rubles from their hard-earned money. yes, our russian people in the broad sense of the word russian. yes, all of our nationalities are included, but there is a huge spiritual potential. and this is spiritual potential. eh, and such, how to say. and the people's potential is now manifested as we are, but it seems to me that it is deprived of some correct direction and people necessary from the state. they, uh, intuitively feel where to go, they intuitively know where the truth is. yeah, uh, we're all here, uh, like in the movie? yes, it is known where the truth is, brother. we all know where it's true, and because we have it invested, not only with mother'sood of our ancestors and ancestors there, but still, in this sense, the state cannot relax and think. well, russian people, we'll figure it out ourselves. well , what do you think russia's ideology could be in one phrase? well, let's compare the autocracy of the nationality. yes, now, of course, it does not fit in all three areas. well, it was recently formulated. it seems to me, at the world russian people's cathedral. this is the family faith of the fatherland from these simple words, you can try push back and build on them. all in this way, the church removes all those who are atheists in the country does not take them into account. so why should they be taken into account? let them be in the part where about the family or in the part where about the fatherland well, it seems to me as long as we, uh, are embarrassed that our country is, uh, a country of orthodox people. we, uh, will continue to sharpen such a rather miserable existence. at the same time, we are not embarrassed to ca

can maintain its innocence so i began again to get the sheart of that my daddy's daddy and my mother's motherad to go through this and now my son has to go through this and white folks think s it is all right and i went to speak directly to it. >> when i say white folk i mean generality like james baldwin makes the distinction i love a lot of people who happen to be white and then there are white folks. [laughter] >> and then whiteness as a choice you talk about that. and to mention critical race theory and then the narrative to say maybe it's okay if our children are uncomfortable with the past because that helps with the moral compass with the argument of free speech and i wrote on —- read another article in that those elements of the lgbtq take free speech to fire. can you just explore? >> then be getting with the roosevelt administration and then deemed a medical disorder by the medical establishment game and in particular were institutionalized, lobotomized anded castrated and subjected to medical torture and homosexuality was deemed immoralrd you couldn't even utter the word homosexuali

mother and daughter. makeeva nastya 7 years ago told her mother that she was leaving to serve and all these years her motheraughter to return from business trips alive unharmed, but also takes care of raising three grandchildren, while their mother is at the front, fighting and delivering humanitarian aid. nast, speaking about the humanitarian, the components in your life and in your mission are huge, of course, a river of people passes. e before your eyes, but remain in memory. here are some flashes i don’t know, yes, in specific people man history. uh, do not know some creek meeting. well, i have two children in mariupol, who hmm, when i worked very closely in mariupol yes , including in a humanitarian place. here is a huge number of people and children, including the result was yes, whom we helped evacuate there. but i have two children. so let's say sunk into the soul, i still communicate with them. this is just a little girl, where she is one and a half years old and timur will now be 12 years old. here he lives not far from here, that is, he educates him. mum one too. that is, i met this child quite b

what is the name of your mother yurchenko galina viktorovna and at what age did your mother not become close to you, probably from the age of 5. you probably remember your motherry vaguely, i remember, it’s just that her long hair is very beautiful you sent us a photo of mom. yes, let's see. here's mom. it seems to me that you look like your mother, but who else from your mother's relatives? do you remember well? i only remember my grandparents very well. i had a strict, but very good person, what was the name of my grandfather, victor , my grandmother, the name was valentina yes, they treated me well, and then, probably, they moved. we were in baku and all communication with them was interrupted, then i remember my birthday. when i was little, i remember they came. uh, grandma grandpa don't remember that moment my mother and i, and now, when they were leaving, they asked from the threshold, and to return me to them, please return it to us, so she asked, that is, mother asked grandmother, grandmother asked. you asked dad where mom was on this question categorically and you never talked to dad about it. yes, before my death i already spoke when i grew up at a c

mother's mother had to go through this and now my son will have to go through this and white folks think it's all right. i wanted to speak directly to it, when that makes sense. when i say white folk, i'm speaking of a general level of james baldwin. i happen to love a lot of folks that happen to be white and then there's white folks. >> and a you talk about whitenes is a choice. like the repercussion of whiteness as a choice and what that means. youit mention critical race they but a friend in the audience giving a shoutout here and i know he'skn here and he worked r critical race theory and doing that work sin credible. the right of free speech and i read another article that you spited first amendment created gay america and some ladies might argue that some of the most left wing elements of the lgbtq+ members have the time to speak into free speech and some of the greatest advancements in literature. more on those books and having literature. >> people who are among the size groups in the country >> homosexuality is illegal in every state in the country and deem add medical disorder by the medical establishment. gay people, gay men in particular, would be institutionalized and came on there and the senate referred and they were accused of the executive branch and congress and the secret you could have and to be gay was the worst thing you could possibly be. it, was worse than being a communist, even in the height ot the cold war. a communist could we pence. a communist could become an ex-communist. someso of the most important leaders of the american conservative movement were ex-communists. a homosexual was barred forever from bar tis pating in bush participating in american public life. so my book tracks how we got from that period in american history when gay people had to live in a closet. you could not even identify yourself to being part of this group to now where we are today. a majority of people. we have an openly gay man serving in the cabinet for the first time. something that i would have thought unimaginable not so long ago. i think free expression is so central to this story. this progress wouldn't have been possible without it. demonstrating outside the white house in 1965, the first gay rights demonstration in america and happened four years before stone walensky. stonewall and we're all familiar with stonewall left people with a picket march modeled on the african american civil rights movement marchs. none of this would have been possible and the very act of coming outon is one of expressi. it is saying to your loved ones urand your friends and family ad to the world that i have been living a lie and i'm not going to livego this lie anymore. i'm going to tell you the truth about myselfment i find free expression so fundamental to the gay experience and really for owl minority groups and hard to imagine any progress being possible without any robust movements and one of the great intellectuals and the commanding performance of large numbers of people and you know who the young robert king and one of the best and most persuasive interpreters of nonviolence is why strom thurmond helped destroy him with the craft field of homophobia and ruston concluded that by casting off his secret of being gay he divested the power to harm him and the power of ruston in the book. >> he's one of the great moral figures of 20th century americans and not remembered as much as he should and there's a feature film coming out and i'm much looking forward to and he was the chief organizer of the march on washington three weeks before the march and strom thurmond delivers a speech on the floor of the senate outing him as a sexual deviance and it was the term he used and gotten ia police record for ruston's arrest for homosexual acts in california.ve this was presumably given to thurmond by thewh fbi. it would have been very easy for the leaders of the march to the scandal and kept you on and this becomes the first public figure in america was by ruston. if he hadn't let onto do much more great things and he didn't let ites destroy him and i think it's a parallel history and goes through all the events and presidencies and whatis you thought you knew about the events and this was an interesting importance to civil rightsts and it was challenging rightly in my mind the notion of american exceptionsm and arguing when "american exceptionalism is extolled, we must ignore all of american history that includes slavery and crime against humanity and not here against the flip side of american exceptionalism with southern exceptionalism where the rest of the country blames us for being the bad part and doesn't accept any responsibility of its own sins of white supremacy and racism. you say we need a new national narrative, can you kind of explain yourai critique of american exceptionalism and for you what that new national narrative looks like. >> yeah, it's a directive. i will say with the national mythology and i'm skeptical of them of what nations do and i hope that's not what writers do though. we tell multiple stories and the stories, they're functions and part of the book and the book is not a history but a true story. so apart of the story is to understand >> they didn't have a large body of free labor and to understand that though does not mean we have to romanticize it and gap el with that and who's -- grapple with that and we can tell the story and we often, it's phenomenal how often the founding fathers are extricated and the early political places are heavily planned and we tell them without the story. the other part of the story. these are stories from the underside. you always have a beautiful story and for me this question is we have to think about it in twofold and we have to be honest and we have to acknowledge the complexity and the gloriousness and i wrote about the play write, there has not been a book like her as clearly identified and she wasn't out. to think about how do we reread her story and the light i'm going steal from him and imagine our country or our world. >> just the power and it's so wonderful and you also have this incredible quote that just really moved me they begin at a place >> i was doing a genealogy sort of thing and it was romanticized and it was in my head and it's an birthplace in maryland. i was like, ummm, maryland. this is one of the moments where the conception of the south did not coincide with who i am as a scholar. we're going back to 1769 and alabama and the deep south and forming easter in 1969 in maryland and she was born before the nation of nations and since her parents were born, were born in the united states or born in maryland. many people have been here a long time. we're watching them constituted without consideration of her as a mention. looking at undocumented worker and catfish. >> dr., you call for a world and society that reflects for all humanor life and no matter the color of your skin, zip code and who you love is sacred. i think in the end, the book is very hopeful and even in the title of your book, baldwin held onto hope throughout it all as he felt in his with not everything being lost and one refuses abby indication begins s and -- abdication begins and you talk about this and you can reflect on that and why you think baldwin held onto this hopefulness and what you mean by the aftermath of the civil war and the greed of the guilded age. >> they're dieing and we don't know what choice we're going to make. >> you didn't say i am a black gay man. i have to respond to this. write it down because baldwin wasm, deeply suspicious of thins that fixed him. he had this commitment to private companies and it was really interesting in this regard and in 1956 he publishes giovanni's room and couldn't publish in the united states and can'tt publish it here. he said i told you. he's out and i interviewed angela davis about this and she was like oolittle girl every time she talked about james baldwin. he was out this all by himself in so many ways but they was in the closet, baldwin was not. it was clear and -- >> no, but the main. >> it was baldwin talking about it because she was not out. >> right, i get it. >> to understand the complexity. >> i want to say that karine jean-pierre stands alongside pete buttigieg. >> i have to respond to your buyer remark. >> one of buyer's coworkers said he didn't know there was a closet to go into. i believe it was [inaudible] that said he and king were lovers and it was a threat because they were rivals. >> more complex story. baldwin said in an interview in turkey that king has been murdered and he's tried to commit suicide and trying to grapple with what's supposed to be an autobiography and this mighty. and it was apart of holding him for and he asked him about hope and baldwin gave him a twofold -- toothful filled smile saying hope is filled every day and what he said about hope is it's not optimism and if you have to invent hope every day. you have to be back to despair. the moment of black folks and he's grappling with the fact that his son has died and he can't find solace, he can't find comfort and it's not a hopeless but unhopeful. it's unhopeful. bb king could translate that as nobody loves me but my mother because she be jiving too. this hope that you feel at the end of the book is this un-abiding -- this unflinching face in the capacity of human beings to be otherwise. if i didn't have that phase, i'd drink too much whiskey and i would have turned my back on thh tradition out of which i come. there's nothing about theo condition of slavery that would lead anybody into experiencing it, especially in mississippi, that there's any condition in being a slave that's possible. kept there can be a moment with someone in their eyes exhibit with profound moment of laughter with children and who might witness in a moment, unimaginable cruelty. but that sort of love and sound of innocence opens up what thurmond says andco the passionf omission and the passion otherwise. >> they need to start walking and find people they love. emergence right in the context of the full encounter with the ugliness and cruelty of life. not a denial of it. you have to look it scarily in the face and there announce yo