well , a hard-working svetly can say a person. not become the belarusian english-speaking pioneers of the twentieth century dear, aladova, the fourth snowy 1972 maestro sing, already live, nickel you did not live up to your 82 years in the afternoon. he was in the hospital. the mother was already very ill. when i already felt that the end was coming. i was just sitting here with my brother with the younger one. uh, we were celebrating a birthday. someone else and she called and thank god we are very close to that house, i managed to come running, he was already leaving. and we said goodbye to her. you give me a lot of father to enjoy life. i think fortitude, i think, for freedom of spoken language and also my father was very fond of students, and students treat me well with their children and in the ears of uncles better than yakhun music from participants to national outflows today. i can not hero worked. my teacher gave me interesting pieces to play. i also played classical jazz pieces. somehow i liked the sound. this is such a

i lived not far on gagarin street in svetly and we supported in every possible way the plan so that she the time when the children were taken away. honestly, she lived in a wooden in a six-apartment hut and from there they took the children from the base to pick up were, because she drank. although she was a drunkard, we constantly helped her and persuaded her. we shamed her that your children are hungry and cold. from the food window the holes in the windows are just clean. well, that is, the conditions for children to stay for children is, well, an incomparable story with a closet. we dismantled it really was not. yes, it is clear that it was a shame, but nonetheless. she didn't make any moves, please, you know i can't turn language to you, but to address how you raised a beautiful girl to a foster mother. thank you very much, but to you to the real mother, yes, which biological you are for me spiritually and morally disabled. well, it's scary when children are not motivation for mothers to a better life do not believe in rehabilitation in the miracle of change. unfortunately, of cour