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PGA Tour

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Very emotional moment from the interview with Zelenskyy. You should watch this. JOURNALIST: Do you miss being an actor? ZELENSKYY:?I miss being a good father. JOURNALIST: When your children were little, what did you tell them the most? What was the thing that you told them the most when they were small? ZELENSKYY: I love you. JOURNALIST: And what do you tell them now that they're older? ZELENSKYY: Oh, I miss you. JOURNALIST: When was the last time you cried? ZELENSKYY: I will try to do it after our interview. No, I mean this, between us. I'm a normal man and then there are a lot of different moments, between us, almost each day, a lot of losses on the battlefield and civilians, and there are absolutely crazy attacks on our people. And I'm just, it's… I mean, It's very difficult really, when I give orders (medals). I said about it. It's always difficult for me when I give orders (medals) to the mothers and fathers, who lost their children. In such moments, really, I often cry. JOURNALIST: Are you a hero? ZELENSKYY: No. JOURNALIST: So who is your hero? ZELENSKYY:?My hero? My children, my army, our army, and Ukrainian people. So I'm a part… I'm also a Ukrainian, so I'm a part of our nation. But now our nation, I think, that our nation is absolutely heroic.

Very emotional moment from the interview with Zelenskyy. You should watch this. JOURNALIST: Do you miss being an actor? ZELENSKYY:?I miss being a good father. JOURNALIST: When your children were little, what did you tell them the most? What was the thing that you told them the most when they were small? ZELENSKYY: I love you. JOURNALIST: And what do you tell them now that they're older? ZELENSKYY: Oh, I miss you. JOURNALIST: When was the last time you cried? ZELENSKYY: I will try to do it after our interview. No, I mean this, between us. I'm a normal man and then there are a lot of different moments, between us, almost each day, a lot of losses on the battlefield and civilians, and there are absolutely crazy attacks on our people. And I'm just, it's… I mean, It's very difficult really, when I give orders (medals). I said about it. It's always difficult for me when I give orders (medals) to the mothers and fathers, who lost their children. In such moments, really, I often cry. JOURNALIST: Are you a hero? ZELENSKYY: No. JOURNALIST: So who is your hero? ZELENSKYY:?My hero? My children, my army, our army, and Ukrainian people. So I'm a part… I'm also a Ukrainian, so I'm a part of our nation. But now our nation, I think, that our nation is absolutely heroic.

Kateryna Lisunova

1,253,402 次观看 • 2 个月前

#SEONGHWA talked about seeing BAD charting on Melon and feeling like their efforts have been repaid 🥹 ⭐️: When I open Melon, seeing our music there makes me so happy. Just that fact makes me so happy. And seeing everyone doing San’s part challenge... it’s something that felt so good even imagining it and now it’s real, I am so happy. Yes. Really, like I said, it is luck too, but it feels like now it's the moment our effort is paying off. Yes. I’ve really monitored everything from the side and we always talk a lot, about the stages like "if we do it like this, how will it be?" or, "what if we do it like that?" So even before recording (the album) we talked a lot, like "will this work or not?" - "I think it does" and even after recording we talked a lot, like, "what if we try it like this or like that?" And when it first came out, we worried a lot because we put our everything into it and even after that it still felt hard somehow. But whatever it is I hope you know that each of us is working hard in our own role. We can’t show everything but the members as members, and the company as the company, everyone is working hard in their own place. #성화 #ATEEZ #에이티즈

#SEONGHWA talked about seeing BAD charting on Melon and feeling like their efforts have been repaid 🥹 ⭐️: When I open Melon, seeing our music there makes me so happy. Just that fact makes me so happy. And seeing everyone doing San’s part challenge... it’s something that felt so good even imagining it and now it’s real, I am so happy. Yes. Really, like I said, it is luck too, but it feels like now it's the moment our effort is paying off. Yes. I’ve really monitored everything from the side and we always talk a lot, about the stages like "if we do it like this, how will it be?" or, "what if we do it like that?" So even before recording (the album) we talked a lot, like "will this work or not?" - "I think it does" and even after recording we talked a lot, like, "what if we try it like this or like that?" And when it first came out, we worried a lot because we put our everything into it and even after that it still felt hard somehow. But whatever it is I hope you know that each of us is working hard in our own role. We can’t show everything but the members as members, and the company as the company, everyone is working hard in their own place. #성화 #ATEEZ #에이티즈

Everything Seonghwa

69,800 次观看 • 2 个月前

Ayo, marketing a game sucks so here is my game. It has morse It has puzzles It has morse puzzles You can walk and do morse puzzles There is a link to a (free!!) demo in my bio. 👇Example of a baller puzzle in the game👇

Ayo, marketing a game sucks so here is my game. It has morse It has puzzles It has morse puzzles You can walk and do morse puzzles There is a link to a (free!!) demo in my bio. 👇Example of a baller puzzle in the game👇

IronDev

29,198 次观看 • 7 个月前