As the dark sky is turning bright, the idyllic morning silence is broken by the

footsteps of 26-year-old Gogita, who rushes to his greenhouse

enthusiastically.

Firstly, he opens the greenhouse doors for ventilation and begins to take

care of the vegetable patches. It is a job that continues day to day, week to

week, month to month and year to year, but Gogita enjoys this routine. For

many people this may be menial work, but for Gogita it’s his favorite job

because by caring for plants, he is also caring for the people who live in the

city and miss the taste & freshness of healthy local vegetables.

During the day, Gogita has a lot of work to do, especially when it’s time to

begin the harvest. Therefore, he periodically employs people to work in the

greenhouse in exchange for appropriate remuneration. At the end of the

day, when the employees are tired, Gogita's mother sets the big table at

home and everyone, including Gogita, sits down to eat. He rejoices because

he feels that he is exactly where he should be right now and has found his

own place of happiness in the world.