Eni Çobani narrates stories from her life like never before: I was working as a lecturer, my father-in-law hung up on the secretary of the university and the reason was...

Eni Çobani, invited to the "Taste of Home" show, also told a story that happened to her many years ago with her father-in-law regarding the last name issue.

According to Eni, she was one of the first women in '98 who kept her surname and not her husband's. But apparently in the beginning it was a little difficult for her father-in-law to get used to this fact. She said that when she was working as a lecturer, the secretary of the department answered her phone and her father-in-law answered. When he addresses him with the last name Çobani, he hangs up on him saying that he made a mistake.

Katerina Trungu: Should a woman take her husband's last name?

Eni Çobani: You asked the question to a lady who... I believe that I must have been one of the first and we should say this publicly that I kept this last name, it seems to me one of the first in '98. I have a good story with this. At the time when I was a lecturer at the Faculty of Law, we didn't have mobile phones and the secretariat took over a departmental meeting, I was a lecturer at the public department.

The secretary of the department takes and says sorry, the Çobani family? My father-in-law, affected by this, says no, you are wrong and hangs up. I actually heard something I said dad what's up? He told me that he took a girl and said the Çobani family, we are the Shehu family, we are not the Çobani family. I told him yes, probably connecting it with my last name, he didn't know this.

I didn't know where he got it from, he said yes, maybe he will get it again. Of course, then they also learned and in a second case that we had a problem with the ambulance, so the emergency should come and Avenir's father insisted, tell him to Eni Çobani's house. I told my grandfather about what? There's nothing wrong with being known as Eni Çobani.