if trafim had said yes, he might have survived.or, well, not a smart one, huh? i don’t need it, i don’t want it, let me go, german, the boy wants to eat, that’s all, son, now you turn the corner and run, but how long to run, and how long? just run until you meet auntie, okay, but if auntie isn’t there, no, auntie will be, go ahead, run, if only you could meet osipov, he saved my life, and not only me, maybe that’s why he was discovered quickly, and shot, now he is in the village. the monument was erected to the teacher of the borovsk school, osipov, an underground partisan, you need to go to his grave, you need to bow, parking lot 10 minutes, maybe you can pick up your bag? but all this is not the same, why not, because we don’t know each other, what will she write to me, use a book of wise thoughts, or what? when we were in school, we wrote letters to girls and used this book. wise thoughts, well, i’ll also write to her, also wise thoughts from the book? yes, probably, to be honest, i put all my wise thoughts into two letters. ok,

there are hundreds of similar stories in this shelter; the owner put a harness on the dog trafim whenhe body until... here such dogs are nursed and looking for a home, one of the happy incidents happened right in front of us. i was sitting there and he came straight to me, lay down, my heart melted. everything is inside, i thought that i needed it. the fate of asya, who was rescued from captivity this week, has not yet been decided. today, the law is on the side of her owner, and he can take asya away from her loving family at any time. irina baranova, valery kupriy on ilya borisova, tatyana popova, lead. all news is always available on the media platform, look in the application or on the website, that’s all we have by now, goodbye. what could be more beautiful than the vault of heaven, containing everything beautiful, he wrote with admiration and delight. many philosophers in view of the extraordinary perfection of heaven, they called him the visible god. on this day, february 19 , 1473, nicolaus copernicus, polish astronomer, mathematician and economist, author of a book on convers