Three meetings, three monologues, three people who, by the will of fate, connected their lives with special children. I have known one of my interlocutors for five years now. Conversations with the other two were initiated by him. This is the case when the bridges themselves are thrown, when the characters are amazingly woven into the fabric of the story. Thanks to video communication connecting us in different parts of the country.

Tatiana Belova “...If your friend wants to send several librettos, he needs to know that in England they don’t like a lot of recitatives, and there should be at least thirty arias and at least one duet, distributed over three acts. The theme may be open, sensitive, heroic, Roman, Greek or even Persian, but in no case Gothic or Lombard.

There are no aliens on Earth, because they all jumped into the black square, mistaking it for the universe. They did not know that it was no longer possible to get out of it. * Evil is an anomaly that takes root without having roots. * The black square is a dead-end step, because raising an ordinary painted geometric figure into a masterpiece means that this is a stop, if not forever, then for an unpredictable long time. * - What, on Earth can any nonsense be passed off as a masterpiece?

Microterritory The city of Ustinov will host a preview of the cultural exchange platform “Museum with Delivery” at the Cosmoscow fair. The artists will collect applications for participation in the full-scale launch of the project and will present at the stand of the Center for Contemporary Art “Shine” an installation created together with participants of the laboratory in Apatity.

POINT G, or a little about the “science” of “sexology” Since there are so many posts with dildos in lesbian and semi-lesbian groups and chats, I would like to dispel some myths and make life easier for some of us [lesbians]. . There is no G-spot. This is already a fact. At the end of the 20th century, scientists came up with the G-spot to reinforce the importance of hetero sex. This happened in 1981, when there was a noticeable increase in the number of lesbians in the West since the 60s.

Anton Lapenko gained stunning popularity quite recently and extremely quickly. Scattered across the Internet, first in the form of a “cut of an engineer” (undoubtedly, the title character), and then full-length (“half a videotape”) episodes collected in three seasons of heterogeneous quality. At some point, while watching his video, I caught a “eureka” about what drives this man so energetically and I would like to share this eureka.