The pedagogue and politician Nora Malaj has told pieces of history from her childhood in the show "Live with the Hour" Nora Malaj.
One such was the one with the businessman Gjergj Luca, whom the family had sent to piano lessons, but he did not go. He didn't want the family to find out about the fact that he wasn't going, so he pulled out Nora's braids and told her not to tell anyone.
Nora Malaj: I was born on November 29, 1964, at 10 a.m., Sunday, and there was a parade. My father marched in the parade like all career soldiers. My aunt's husband gave me the name, like Nora e Kelmendi. We grew up in the "1 May" buildings. Gjergj Luca and I had a very nice childhood. George didn't like the piano. I had my hair in pigtails and Gjergji would pull my hair and tell me not to show that I didn't come to the piano. They held a meeting and told me how come you didn't tell us the truth? I had my head down. He said that it is not Nora's fault that I asked for them and she swore to me that she would not tell. We played house, we also had a neighbor who had no children, but had an adopted child, he always told me "you are mother Lefta's medicine". He would always tell me what are you going to bring to the embassy and I would tell him coffee.
She says that nothing is simple in life.
Nora Malaj: Man is like the work of a rubber band, it has the force of attraction but also of returning to its place. Having resilience means knowing how to keep your word. It is not simple, it is difficult that we live in a society where the transition has tired this people. The warrior is always alone, but you can never solve your cause alone.