“ ridka, pick up the phone. oh, inga, hi, why didn’t you call? alone now, i hope you will forgive me someday. we will tell you about the progressive experience of various organizations in our country and the goal was to create not just a museum, atmosphere, all this did not happen in one bellows, it all happened gradually, of course, we went under the strict leadership of our district and region, the ministry. you and i live in modernity, we believe that every word has meaning, every action has meaning, they live in postmodernity, postmodernity, everything in the world is text, text is not important, our mistake is that we look for meanings where they are not there, it seems to me that there is already a war of even meanings, their absence, because logically, somehow explain why? they put a man at the post of such a huge state grandfather, who doesn’t remember his name, but this is absurd, if you just don’t set yourself up for such a life of prayer, you ’ll just feel somehow uncomfortable, monastic life is not easy, it’s a struggle, it’s the fron

now ulan enjoys retired life, walks, the forest,. and bathing in ridka with his master i have been friends with elan for three years. and we are best friends with him. the watch of the richest passenger of the titanic was sold for more than a million pounds - reuters reports. this is the highest price that. ever given for memorabilia from a sunken ship. the auction was held in the british city of devices. the valuable thing was bought by a private collector from the usa. the watch belonged to business magnate john jacob astaire. at the time of the titanic disaster, the man was considered one of the richest people in the world with a fortune of about 87 million dollars. during the businessman died in the disaster. his wife managed to survive. let me remind you, a tragedy happened. april 15, 1912. business during the war. fifty ukrainians from all over the country received grant funds for the creation or development of their own businesses. lviv regional employment partnership oplich helped them in this. with the support of international donors , the organization advises and finances those w

" ridka, well, pick up the phone. oh, inga, hello, why didn’t you call?e someday. editors club, this is my first time in minsk, i ’ve been to a very large number of countries in the world, so i come, and what do i understand, all the shops are open, please, if you want, the city is clean, the hotels are excellent, i’ll tell you more, such a conveyor belt as i saw a conveyor belt so organized here at the car plant, i have never seen it anywhere, so that it would be like this... “mom, father, he, it turns out, mom, i know, daughter, you are my dear, god, how hard it is for you, mom, please, you can’t be nervous, i never thought that this could happen to us, that’s enough, mom, you can’t worry, stop it, because of this, my father...” didn’t want to drink, but i couldn’t do it like before, he asked them for forgiveness, he was on his knees, and i, i i can’t, i won’t be able to forgive him either, i trusted him so much, mom, that’s enough, stop talking about it, the main thing is that we are together, we are strong, we can handle it, do you hear, lord, daughte