i walk, i walk around moscow , this formula of our life constantly walked along moscow very often walkedstances on foot or because we were talking. there , a taxi was all a luxury back then. uh, for our lives. it's like this. poetic lyrical form of our life i walk, walk around moscow and i walk. salty tundra and taigong, the most important thing is to finish all the work with care and take time off, so that later we can take each other by the waist, the four of us with the girls and walked around the city and sang, sang, sang all sorts of songs. we're walking behind some other boys will listen to us sing behind us will go. young people, brought up on optimistic pre-war pictures about the wonderful life of soviet workers and collective farmers, would unwittingly imitate their favorite heroes. how to work and relax, how to walk and how to fall in love? what to think about and what to strive for, all this could be gleaned from the cinema, but the sixties of the last century broke many stereotypes, and in culture and in life, of course, in the tenth years it was such a period when songs from

now turning on to the long walk. ah ah, it's bringing once again simon mail retired british army officer for my senior defense advisor of tenant general simon mail to get his full title. so i'm looking at the, the uniforms of the various or military people taking part in this part of the so say am i right to think of their different to, to the, the uniforms. we saw it in central london earlier who's, who's taking part in this bit of the ceremony. some will be age and the, the grand j gods continue. have the central role. you'll have seen the life gods and the blues royals, who, of course, some of them will have taken part in central london. some will be here for her majesty. i think i saw the hackles of the welsh god's done the the, the long mile, another another a gallant battalion in the high cell division. and of course the interesting, there's 8 guns in the king's troop. 2 were at church slopes at the wellington gate . 3 were far in the salute in london and 3 are all fine. now, the salute in windsor, so was a lot

i walk on all fours and eat grass. uh, then they beat me up. uh, the second option was they beat me not much. they beat me. uh, strongly the third option and the fourth option, where they paint my nails. they painted his nails, and forbade him to wash off and ordered him to come to school like that. everything went on for about an hour. as a result of concussion and bruises, ivan was delivered. the hospital kids are so cruel at the present time that they have some kind of perverted fantasies about. e, we do not consider the punishment of our e offenders. it's like a school fight. this is not a school fight. it 's just bullying uh, sentinel over a man one incident became immediately known to the school. here is how the situation was commented on there, as soon as the school became aware of the incident , the administration of the educational organization. i invited the parents of the students of the social pedagogue, the psychologist and the head of the reconciliation service to a meeting for the final resolution, it is planned to hold another m

i walk around moscow, the author of music from the words of gennady shpalikov in moscow, how they walkn the board, what is the square to the right and to the left , too, the square here when yes, there pushkin lived pushkin was a friend of svyalim and grieved lay in bed cooked that he caught a cold, this could be the lyrics for movie. i'm walking around moscow text, which, by the way, a mistake crept into the house on shchyokino young the poet didn't think long and settled vyazemsky. and the house itself was chosen only because pavel finn, who often gathered companies in dikovtsev , lived opposite. the house was wonderful famous enough to say that at different times people like the poet and bulgakov lived there very often there were shpaliks, but on the contrary there was a house on shchekina, and he meant the house on shchekino because the house of vyazemsky is absolutely easy. he could confuse schoolchildren, he really could confuse in his youth. details are not remembered, only the general is remembered feeling the light of joy touching eternity. this remembrance of the house, oppos

walking into that aldean, it is just awe-inspiring. it's incredible.ticulous. it really was perfect. of course, we had to be seated a wile before it started and what you notice is the feelings in the room were evolving as we got closer to the funeral starting, the room was becoming more somber and, of course, when it started, the room was very solemn. the silence was quite loud and it was very emotional. you could see people were very moved. walking and felt incredible but you are reminded of what it is all about and it was very, very moving host: tell us about the charities set up, the lost foundation, and why it was important you to improve the support people get when they are bereaved. guest: the los foundation is a charity i set up for people who have a loved one die from cancer . so we are right national cancer bereavement charity. i set it up over 10 years ago after my own dad died from cancer and i struggled to find support from similar people who had been through similar kinds of things. we've been running for over 10 years now and the point is

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what are they walking? on their own, or what, walks through the streets to a herd of goats? yes, 13-16 goats. we have been living with us for many years and the herd is growing all the time. and where exactly does this happen? it happens in moscow in the south butovo area. and south butovo is placed with braids. and what goats do sometimes spoils our cars, because they don’t reach the leaves on the trees, they eat everything from the bottom of the trees. and when they get higher they use the cars as coasters in the morning they went outside and saw that on the roof of your car sits in a goat, the goat would not allow it. well, i didn't ask you. i would have tried to resolve the issue before that, but i didn’t have this, especially in the city. for example, if a goat jumps on my car, well, i won’t be happy at all and any normal adequate person will not be happy about this , because it’s like my property and i will be outraged. it's just very strong lyudmila and in total, how many cars have already suffered, about the car , probably, 20, more than twenty, the amount of damage.

he walked the same route behind his mother's coffin.ain of past anguish still keenly felt. william spent many happy christmases at sandringham. it was a sanctuary for the royal family, a place they could retreat to. and every february, the queen came to remember her fher, who died at the norfolk estate 70 years ago. but today, sandringham remember the queen. >> condolences to both her and william and also to king charles . i'm heartbroken that our love queen is gone. reporter: across the generations, they came to see the prince and princess. there were lighter moments, too, with many filming their exchanges with william and catherine on their phones. >> i think paddington might have knocked the corgi out of the top spot. >> they are just really nice and genuine people. all the things they're doing for everyone, it's so ne. reporter: the prince and princess of wales are key to the future of the royal family. they are the younger face of the modern monarchy, but their new roles bring added pressure and scrutiny. today was an official duty

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>> what it says, once you start it's a very long walk but a very beautiful walk through the grounds ofe castle and, you know, the scene of many joyous days like royal weddings. and more somber affairs. tinged with celebration as well from people wanting to acknowledge this great reign. we're now nearing the very end of ever seeing the queen in any way at all because after this service of committal for burial, that will be the last time we see the queen's coffin and then a private family burial service a few hours later that will not be on camera. this is really the beginning here of the last sighting of what we will ever see of queen elizabeth ii, quite a thought. >> spectacular shot of the long walk. this is not far from where royal races are every year in june. an area where queen elizabeth loves to spend her time. a beautiful medieval village. the castle was started under edward iv in the 1400s and completed under henry viii in the 1600s and a builder and developer of london and england and behind windsor and hampton court and a lot of landmarks in the united kingdom. we saw tony bl

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just walked in, just like somebody�*s grandmother would walk in.he was very friendly and welcoming, and ifelt that — there was about 100 people in the room — and i felt that nobody else was there. it was just me and the queen speaking. and she was totally tuned in to what i was saying, totally tuned in to my story, totally interested in my story. and i felt so at ease speaking with her. and it wasn't until afterwards that i was just so astounded how natural and welcoming and warm that she was. it was just unbelievable. and those few minutes talking to her, that stayed with me, and i was lucky to have a photograph taken with her that all my family and all my friends have got on their walls. and it it feels even more special now. and it's something that you cherish. and why was that conversation so special to you? why is she so special to you? it was really special to me because i really admire the queen. i really admire what she does. and i think she's got a wonderful humility. and she'sjust... she can be just a very ordinary person and come down to

go for a walk and listen to the birds singing. and here?eauties, of course, indescribable, it was not by chance that the reserve was created, in fact, the initiative is the creation of a tatarkaznik for me when you were announced at such a rate. where should i have imagined pictures of red book animals birds insects plants? methods sent this competition to dozens of red books, who exactly exist here live grow. it was in the overlying forests that the regional committee for nature protection became interested in this topic after that. and after that it was decided to create a reserve here. interestingly, you will always find a woman in the forest. someone see something. and you can walk through the forest and see nothing, but the forest into trees and that's it, and look carefully. then you can see the real ones. we are now in a unique for our belarus place, fir grove. she is called so by the people, although they are, in principle, quite a few, who knows, i personally. came here, accidentally discovered her picking mushrooms and suddenly i

we can easily go, so our challenge to walk 15 km on a new walking route was accepted immediately ande traveled a lot, we know there were a lot of capitals in the video and we understand that it’s cleaner than moscow, it’s hard to find a city in moscow, we leave valery joseph and we ourselves go from moscow city in the direction of novy arbat, here, of course, its own atmosphere is not for long, we stop and move on, because the route is long from presnenskaya embankment through the center and even to pre-sokolniki, or you can start from frunzenskaya embankment, as you like, only 15 km at a leisurely pace for about three hours could have gone so much, i was 100% able, and with joy, but i think i would take a chance, i don’t know, i would have reached the end point, but i would start if someone he gets tired, everything is provided for on the way there is a bus stop, bicycle parking and electric scooters, perhaps we will use the dust particles and get to pokrovka there it is already waiting for us through and through. mikhail fedorov we are now walking with you, in fact, along the grand

i'm going to walk over.can hear you. >> so, a question here, we've been talking about the queen, having said there's strength in numbers in her family, i'm famously reminded of prince charles when he and princess diana went to australia on their first big overseas tour, when they took baby prince william and he joked about the crowds that loved so much to see diana, and it would it would've been much more convenient for him had he seen -- that he had two lives, and could have locked down the center of the street directing traffic. because of the popularity. but what you're seeing here are these two popular princes, throughout their lives, and now actually taking each side of the street. it's almost as if the british people can be more enveloped and encompassed in this experience, getting to see will and kate, or harry and meghan. >> there is equal excitement for both, without a doubt. and every time one of the moves on, everyone gets excited. we've got prince william, the prince of wales, right in front of u

and so she invented the walk about. but then what's really interesting is we see prince harry again chatting and laughing with people. it was his mother and prince william's mother, princess diana, who really protected the walk about. and that some of that charm that you saw in the mother. you'll certainly saying now in both the 2 boys as they work this crowd, they seem to be enjoying it, but this is that work. they work this crowd and try and shake as many hands in exchange as many greetings of people as possible. what for them? remember, is such a difficult time, a time of real grief when they've lost that beloved grandmother when the father is thrust into this very, very challenging ro. yeah, and i mean, how much of this, this kind of pouring that we can see here and how it's coming across is extraordinary. but how much of this kind of walk about would be about the queen's popularity and the queen's legacy? and how much is about the younger boils actually in their own right? because not everyone is supportive of the

she had sticks for walking, yes, and it was hard to walk, but she tried to walk, tried to make her eather on the right path somehow to tell her what to do with it solve. well, she said it's hard for her to eat so hard to force herself. yes, do not eat there, we went to bed sleep. she can go to the kitchen herself, she liked to fry a flock of the same thing herself. here, it's fatter. we told her. mom, stop eating, mom. stop sitting, let's go for a walk back and forth, leave me alone. i 'll figure it out myself. we just understand when i say that, she starts to cry. and well, somehow, crying says that you are climbing up to me, that you are starting to talk. she cries constantly. you do n't love me back and forth. children very often er, and willingly. it's called a term. yes, parents take over the wheel for their parents. in that nothing good. no, this is very difficult for the child's psyche, a child is not a small adult. this is a child and it is very difficult for them. i also don’t think that it’s the norm that children have such hyper responsibility, and this is a nonsense situati

it feels like she was born with it, the way she walked today.ts of a really great work. first fashion show. galina held brilliant, as if she had signed a contract for a skyscraper, but it was more difficult than to achieve applause was to achieve the approval of a woman’s relatives. i remember well one conversation with a family friend. she's like, where are you yo? i can hear him. well it works. and that you have to sit with kravchenko all to die, you die quietly, and when he saw that i was walking along the catwalk, let's say, i shoot magazines. here i am participating in competitions. i participate in the jury, there, together with minsk, he is alive and now they invite me to television. you hear, it turns out life is different, sometimes more valuable than the compliments of friends. it turned out the approval of relatives. and when i first time, uh, was on the catwalk and we were filmed, and then i had them because we dropped everything with my brother and sisters very often we meet them invited to dinner. i thought it was a video. you are

mm. cannot walk. and obviously i live happily oh, harm while come to the mountain region of tig a back. how big they are. you have already seen kathy nice weinstein, which we will also pass later, often to knock off that 2nd to get the gun for by the fact some group members have known each other for years. others are here for the 1st time today with, with the help of again, the group get to know each other at the beginning. on our chima, my name is, i would say, monday i came from arethia after i was a farmer in my country. i did those with refugee backgrounds come from eritrea, syria and afghanistan. olafson live in germany, 24 kilometers and almost 1600 meters of altitude lie ahead of them. my number is, my name is phase i buy, he me, i'm 16, and i'm originally from afghanistan. i've lived in germany for 7 years now. in germany is home to my father. most refugees in europe was 1400000 of them living in the country in 2021. never before in human history have so many people been forced to flee their h

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yes, yes, sports walking.ness of our mordovian walking is that both younger and adults train together with any small child. can easily chat and with the olympic champion from the world champion. well, with your peers. well, they did it, so i can do it too. you are already an olympic champion. trainer. you feel that you are already on such a life pedestal, so the sport has a lot of room to grow. to be honest, i was now imagining race walking. we will have a stadium, we will walk in a circle. tell us why we are in the forest this year we are planning a big spartakiad, the strongest, and the guys will start not on the stadium, but on the asphalt. what effect does this coating have on the equipment? and if you switch to another surface without preparation, you can no longer feel comfortable on the track, the muscles work a little. another wow so many nuances in sports lights, there are rules that must not be violated. the first rule should be constant contact with the ground. yeah, so that there is no flight phase

i have people who wear prostheses, but they walk all the time in pants, and that’s just how he walksis own legs. is he ashamed or just i don't even know. some people are ashamed of this. i told my parents to send me a protest. i won't hide it. let them see how they see. there's nothing here. well, that's cool. what would you like to do next? i 'll keep it a secret for you today. you made a receiver for yourself of the vision logo, you could choose any design, you could choose any picture, but i chose my regiment, i have to ask why. because i served there, i am proud of them. the best military men who are not in the union to commission and not serve did not occur to you. and when i came to the unit to my comrades, when i was on vacation, i said, i tell you, guys, i will return to you, i will continue to serve, and the comment said to me come on, we will wait for you. what are you dreaming about now ? war ended and so that no one died because a lot of people died and my loved ones and my friends and we are their acquaintances just, well, it seems like i'm so distracted, you're living t

on my current walk. i've gone double and the fact that tony sees that, you know, policy actually assist. we start talking about the root things that have passed was that when you walk into an app, what it gets thumped and you walk and you can be able to walk, you can be able to advocate for you. i probably don't have those 5 sports. it takes longer to move, i don't have, you know, that right to be able to speak up even when that when, when you know the system is really imposing laws that top you from walking in unemployment, right. the fact that, you know, one that we men are moving and men are moving, are very result of lack of improvement in countries. and some of the things spectrum we're talking about in terms of what should be done is why are these people are not paying back time to be moving, right. well, if they know that this is what you're going to happen to them, why are they moving? and that's what we need to do, got people so long as people cannot be able to take care of that 5000000 and that

i notice it myself acting white walking. you'll find yourself. you can think about yourself and where you want to go uncommon as a question of what does it mean to arrive my arriving somewhere is getting to a place where you feel well and feel at home. i think through hiking this group can do that and develop a sense of togetherness calling because they feel well ah, after 3 days of who came together, the hiking to a to like i said, us them out. i didn't a good time during the piece 3 days. saturday was straightforward to the lower level. yesterday's hike was too hard when, even though i was not tired, could be no. ah matthews. effie spent a lot of time together had great conversations with us on what i found challenging was the weather yesterday on la have enough it gets done. ah. mm hm. the amount of plastic is increasing every year, many im gonna working on lunch with me. why fairly holiday destinations and drowning and plastic wife, we rewind and applicable at the causes every year europe exports over $1000000.00 tons of plastic with there. a

i notice it myself acting white's walking. you'll find yourself, you can think about yourself and to where you want to go. uncommon as the question of what does it mean to arrive in my arriving somewhere is getting to a place where you feel well and feel at home. i think through hiking this group can do that and develop a sense of togetherness calling because they feel well ah, after 3 days of looking together, the hiking to it ends at the lake. opposite of so miles i meant a good time during these 3 days. such a day was straightforward, the garden level, yesterday's hike was too hard when even though i was not tired, could be not blue. ah matthews. effie. we spend a lot of time together had great conversations with us on what i found challenging . what's the weather yesterday on? la enough it gets done. ah . do you like good? do you want it? i love it. then aqua put the pedal to the metal, and let's ride a read. next on d, w. a. some are prepared to evacuate to safety. others just let the situation unfold, but are some of the

only walking down the aisle sandwiched between family.me level of trauma, you hope. i'm sure they very much thought about what they're doing on this occasion. the reality is you can protect these kids privacy as much as you like, but they have a place that they can't deny and this is part of that. so these are the juan yor royals dare i call them, heading towards their seats in the abbey. >> that large group of sailors, we should point out, are the ones will be towing -- >> the coffin. >> the gun carriage is 123 years old, been used for the queen's father, grandfather, great grandfather and also queen victoria and it was queen victoria's funeral from when the tradition of the sailers pulling the gun carriage, not horses dates from. so much of what we're doing going to see dates from queen victoria. political before that. she was to be buried as a soldier's daughter. and so, we had such a great role for the armed forces now. >> i want to go to clarissa ward. clarissa, i believe the caravan with the grand kids and princess kate is right by

well, the theory is that rebecca walking told i was close to. there is a possibility she could have been given at this. and where was i fair and dropped off? according to the current, at least one car did stop. a group of doctors office or a lift back to town. she declined and they gave her a big bottle of water. they said probably the vicinity of a wally looking for the locker room. i was pretty distressing. what grocery july when you searching for something like that? where are you in your cry out here, family and you think you're in a strange place and you didn't belong. you know what happened to you to someone and you? did you wander off the road somewhere and getting disoriented and lost? rebecca's brother eric continued to seek and we don't know what the circumstances were. ah, but we would like to have some chloe shot in. it's a really hard thing to accept, you know, especially when you can't corner to that person is that when you, you want to body and when there's no, when there's nothing killer, what has happened to this person? i think

no, no, you understand why i think so, because russia walks ukraine walks rose saddles rus' and the wholeld has risen. well, of course, it's hard for sure, but for god's sake. in general, we are going, what motivated you? yes, go with the kids. this is faith. tell me, yes? what are your thoughts? why did you join today, probably, we don’t have such a feat that we once had, therefore, this is such a small feat that we can accomplish today, a forecast for the river yard, promises, first relief from the cold gloom. i didn’t manage to know in the sky, the sun asphalted, it heats up at the earliest jump from comfortable twelve. yes, not remote thirty-three, but lena. this is not an orthodox procession to the lapel, and it settled down to dinner for the faithful and sneakers. yes, it’s better for alice by the mustache length of the avenue of the pyramors. they joined in minsk. yes, i am adventurous. yes? with what joy? here lord it is my question to weep, if you understand what time? oh, here we go, thank god that we are going and the heat does not interfere with the head of god, all this is su

. >> the long walk is -- what?e king and the other senior members of the royal family will walk behind the coffin in a procession. so a similar thing, really, and similar feel to what we had in london. >> through streets? >> yeah. >> there is that intimacy of people being close on either side and it will go to the castle and it the get to the great west steps where the coffin will arrive in the hearse and then pallbearers will come and carry up into the chapel for a much more intimate service, still big, still hundreds of people, but more intimate because it's about royalty coming together and marking -- >> and still televised. >> that will be televised and the only bit that won't be televised is this evening when the coffin is buried alongside prince philip and it goes into the floor of the uchapel. >> they'll be invited to st. george's chapel and 800 people are expected there and royal families and also members of the queen's household. we have paid thanks to the queen as the international queen, royals and digni

i walk as much as possible. well, can we go to the store? there are these carts.uy something quickly, i can also put them on, but then i still come home and take them off. it’s still difficult for you. in order to fully adapt to the prostheses, you will need for at least a year, it will be even more difficult because she is growing and the size of her prostheses will change , besides, after the amputation, her lower leg is very sensitive. nataliya says that yana does not despair, i thought it would be worse, but it will be worse, they walk with persistence wears even more than she should walk as much as possible in these carts we have been fed up with these carts since may, let's be honest natalia still can't find peace in san diego her native new york village with an american name in donetsk region where her relatives and friends stayed in addition , when i was already lying in the hospital, i learned the sad news about my husband, yana's stepfather. hmm, on may 11, my ego was also killed, and my mother is generally very strong, she tries to walk very hard, she s

well, they walk with you. well , the parents themselves got used to the stroller, of course, they did something that scared me, i cannon oksana uh-huh, as we see the world. valery does not want to solve this problem. you will help valery's neighbors, a resident of butovo, to get rid of these wasps. according to the law , it will be fine for this. option of course, it will be possible to do this. try. and when i already, then i will already try in a different way. olga, together with oksana, you will help the neighbors somehow resolve this issue. i think that we can discuss what we can do in the legal field. well, so that the neighbors are happy and the goat is not whole. your problem. you can always ask for help in our program, we will continue tomorrow and right now dna and already tomorrow, in the program beyond the boundary, her antics discourage the whole of siberia with a headdress and rhinestones , this, of course, is beetroot begs to reason with their daughter-in-law. i can’t pick up bloggers, as it wer

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now, it doesn't really walk. it's still kind of a baby, needs to learn how the world works first. - what do you mean it's still kind of a baby? what does it do? - like a baby, it's sending completely random actions to each of these robot arms and really try to get an understanding itself primarily. - it looks like a spider that doesn't know how to use its legs. - yeah, i guess that's pretty, (shivani laughs) a good way to put it, yeah. so it will really be learning by doing this babbling for somewhere on the order of a day to a week. it will process this data to create an informative model of itself. and from there, imagine how it would walk and then execute that walking in t real world. - [shivani] these are the first baby steps towards developing itself image. and ke a baby, it will eventually learn to walk. we know this because an earlier version of this robot using the same technue, learned to walk after 100 hours. but walking won't by default lead to robotic consciousness. and that's w self-awareness is so c

i'm going to study and i'll still be professional, you see, i'll still walk around the world.ou know, who knew your perseverance and knew that they give a goal. i don't doubt the model. galina got for the company. i thought it would be distracted, it turned out i found a new business this time for the soul. well, now we are going, here we are at the office, now i am going to sanya for my favorite pastime, i always go. with great pleasure with great pleasure, because you get from communication, it was possible from the teacher to give yourself something new, be sure to take classes will be. galina is ready perfectly. well, today we will learn to carry, we will again work out a beautiful step, naturally stretch, and the female and so on. so, let's go to today's lesson. this is today a domineering businesswoman pulling the back and sock. and once froze on the threshold, like a girl. i was very afraid. i came a little earlier to see how the group was engaged. for me. it was such a fright there, god god, i probably couldn’t do anything, of course. well, what could i, i never filmed

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doing the walk yesterday was challenging. brought back a few memories.nging, it brought back memories," he said. the sombre walk from buckingham palace alongside prince harry a reminder of when, as a 15—year—old, he walked the same route behind his mother's coffin — the pain of past anguish still keenly felt. william spent many happy christmases at sandringham. it was a sanctuary for the royal family, a place they could retreat to. and every february, the queen came to remember herfather, who died at the norfolk estate 70 years ago. but today, sandringham remembered the queen. i just said my sincere condolences to both her and william, and also to king charles and to the royal family, because i'm heartbroken that our lovely queen's gone. across the generations, they came to see the prince and princess. there were lighter moments too, with many filming their exchanges with william and catherine on their phones. i love he's got his little guardsman t—shirt on! is there paddington as well? i think paddington might have knocked the corgi off the top spot now

but this an extraordinary walk about impromptu walk about at sir windsor castle by the prince and princess of wales. and harriet megan as the royal's attempt to move on in the morning. and the celebration of a new king. it's 17 jim t. alice, you're looking at live pictures outside windsor castle, prince harry and his wife megan, have joined prince william and wife kate to look at the attributes and flowers left for their grandmother. they also met mourners who have gathered outside the royal residence, where queen elizabeth the 2nd spent much of her time in the lead up to her death. it's the 1st time the more couples have been seen so closely together since harry and megan a fishy left their all duties and knew too nice. when marlene koenig is a royal historian, joining us from alexandra in virginia. well, thank you very much indeed for joining us. what do you make of this walk? i say i was funny. i was talking to somebody this morning and i just had a feeling that this was going to happen. i don't know how it was going to happen, but i think prince charles of sorry, king charles i facilit

here we are gathering in such a crowd, and we walk around the village.d child, almost became a victim of a huge alabai, tried to sort things out with khristenko and demanded at least to keep the dogs on a leash, but natalia herself seemed to. the clutch broke. she still tries yes my dogs. wow, wow. nastya, after a call from journalists, natalya, of course, tried to behave in a civilized way, they say, and no one tortured the unfortunate goat. and yes, i filmed a video. it is not she who assures, someone in the village is pissing her off. so there was such a slander on the video in bali aleksandrovna khristenko no. here comes the insult. my name is to work on a reputation for 15 years, so many people know me, and i cherish these relationships when no one believed me. she tried to convince everyone around that she was hacked, and she herself and her pets are not dangerous to others, but ex-girlfriends, like the internet, everything remember what uh what to do? i was hacked there. um , what are the attackers doing, they want to undermine my reputation. well

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when i was there, i thought, and i said yes, may be one or 2 hours of walking. it's ok often it'll do that to have a better future. everything without food. in brooklyn, fraser fled afghanistan with her parents and 5 siblings. when she was 9 years old, is shadonia. if i guess if i hadn't iraqi foster family and was at their home very often finished. now, i notice that they felt very cramped in their own space. i. they often live in very small apartments with many people. and they experience a lot of stress, he and germany warns off their strength, they're not familiar with all this bureaucracy. who will cut you this kennedy? so i went hiking with the entire family and it did them the word of good. how do i perform the came out of the shell and relax? it's hard. so i thought, why not make this bigger? anthony, a requisite of thin, i just pulled psychologists say, hiking relief, stress. it makes participants feel competent and autonomous. ah, well, so 3, the steady movement you unwind, it doesn't matter whether you hike 3 meadows or climb peaks. after 3 hours the

and i'll go for a walk around the area for a long time did not walk on foot.icious okay. let's go. need no, don't, okay. what happened is it for you? so what happened? i really got very scared. i thought something terrible had happened. or we can just take a walk. today i left the boys without a car for 1,000 years, i didn’t walk the streets with flowers as a gentleman. thanks for getting me out of the house. and so i just don’t remember such a walk at all. we can make agree invite banter unreliable, what tomorrow? it's early, yes, and you won't run away to work. and you run away, no, i'm not going to run away from you anywhere.