Meet Albania's Zoge, who fathered Serbia's village

Birde Lithia is named after her as Zorica (Agime). Her husband's relatives are very grateful for the bride's unmarried son and who brought them offspring, Coca.net.

I have the heart of the mountain, but it hurts when I see that a little bit farther away there are no more children. When they talk about me, they don't say “ai who married Albanian”, but whoever has children, they stress three. I don't know what a miracle, not children. The sadness is greater when they only know you as a father, since you have nowhere to go for joy all over us, because after a long time I'm the first in whose house the oil was heard, as I'm going to be the last one to grind the cradle, says the newspaper “blic” Radosav Timothyic, husband of Zotica Bird.

Their eldest son, Bojan, is four years old. There's no friends and there won't be until she goes to school. His brother Dobrivoje has just been two years old, and their sister Jovana has six months.

Radosavi did not want to remain single forever and decided to marry. There were girls who wanted to go with him, but none of them wanted to go to the village. They didn't want opings, their stay in the stables were snorkeling, they wanted to remain non-citizen citizens. They don't care about Timothy, because none of them would be like Zoga and knowing what rest they bring to the village, which is why women want to stay alone in the city and he gives them rights.

I went to Cacak. I met an Albanian, she showed me her sister's picture. I said, but I want... I went to Albania, engaged Zoga, 12 years younger than me. He agreed... Great joy when I sent her home, Mother Jela and Father Slobodan danced with happiness and joy. The bird removed their large stone from their hearts and joys even bigger when the birth of their children began, says Radosavi, broadcast Koha.net.

His most difficult wife had it with her tongue, mountain climate and terrain. For those years, Radosavi says, Serbian Zoga learned about grade five.

There's plain down here on the hill below me. I lived by the sea, where there is no winter, and here snow falls all the way to friends. I have a problem with the village because I grew up in the village. Living conditions did not seem to me grave, misery there, misery here”, says the mother of three.

Oga milk cows, make cheese, yogurt, prepare, clean, work equal to the man in the field. Unlike the village, it does not work, especially if the family lives in agriculture. She also cares for her family.

You can see my Zoreca when you're at peace and you're even with me you're cutting and loading wood, cleaning the road. Last winter our oldest son got sick, and the road is 250 miles [2.5 km]. I carried him a little bit and stopped resting, she took him into her arms. I shouted: “Don't, you're pregnant, you don't dare” She didn't listen to me. She walked faster with a boy in her arms than I was”, commending Timothy's wife.

This is not just about poverty. We would work night and day to feed the children, separate the bread from the mouth, but it is something else. The nearest school from here is seven kilometers, half the way through the mountains. Our children will soon grow up to school, and one by one must be expected and followed. And who is going to deal with the fourth and fifth, Radosavi complains.

He talks even more about his wife, the difficult life in the village.

There are answers to all of them, not just one: Would Zoga go to Upper Oykovica if she knew where she was going?