I work at White Windmill Bakery, a Korean café bakery, and I can call this place my second home. I see people walk in as I stand behind the register waiting to take their order. Regulars and newcomers alike are greeted at the entrance and register with a warm welcome. As you enter, you smell aroma of coffee and the dozens and dozens of bread that are created each day. They come in with a groggy face. But I get excited and tingly because I’m about to make a drink that’ll change their day. Once they’ve sipped on their much needed coffee; they brighten with smiles. And seeing that change in facial expression, is what I look forward to seeing everyday that I work because it puts a smile on my face as well. Sitting on the rustic tables and chairs, they devour bread that is made daily just for them. The sound of the espresso machine and milk steaming, along with the soft chatter, fills the café with a cheerful atmosphere. The customers as well as I see the place as a haven to replenish thirst and hunger. And as each person leaves, they’re left with nothing but satisfaction and a good-bye.