I am a shop keeper.
Running a small bakery from 6 in the morning to 8 in the night,
in Taiwan, my life is happy and bright.
Two little children and a 7-year-old shop,
I sell buns, cookies, candies and cake pops.
I click photos and I make cards,
to give myself a break, when my work gets hard.
I love my work as I meet many there,
people come to my shop from every where.
My name is Wan Ping Hung and I am a bakery store keeper.
Today is edition #3 of #WomenAtWork, a new regular photo feature on this blog. If you are interested to participate, please read the inaugural post and join if you can. I would love to see your take on the tag.
I met Wan virtually on a Facebook group and she lives in Taiwan. We spoke about her life and work and she shared this picture of her at work. Her enthusiasm about her shop was palpable and in spite of that little language barrier between us, I enjoyed our chats.
Wan – Happy to have met you and know that you have a friend in India!!
happiness and food 
Your post brought a smile to my face, Parul 🙂
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Nice to hear about Wan, Parul. Good to see women like her work hard and stay happy.
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May she go from strength to strength. Hardworking people like her make the world go round.
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Hi
Glad to feature the lady and her life. It’s interesting to see strangers from a corner in the world and their struggle, passion and life.
Cheerz
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Glad to know about her 🙂 Love these stories about women at work 🙂
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Thanks for introducing Wan to us !!! Convey our loving regards to her !!! Your posts are most adorable, Parul !!!
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Such a heartwarming story! As Beloo says, may she grow from strength to strength. We need more women like her 🙂
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Every blog like this makes the world a smaller place! X
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Its a warm story. It takes a little sorting to be strong and independent like Wan. I wish many women would realise this and stop cribbing.
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Such a heartwarming post, Parul. I love what you do and I’m saying this for the umpteenth time that your posts are always inspirational.
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Ah! How hard many women work all the world over to put food on the table. Thank you for sharing, Parul.
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Liked the small peep into the daily life of the bakery store keeper.
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I like your features of Women at Work so much:)
Telling the story of every single woman not only the ones who we read about in media !
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You weaved such a cute poem out of these words and Wan is truly an inspiration and so is your thread 🙂
Will, surely join you for the next post 🙂
Cheers
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Nice meeting you, Wan, through Parul’s blog! Parul, what a cute poem…loved it 🙂
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Your feature – “Women at work” is quite lovely :). It tells stories of women who are far away from the glitz and glamour of the world outside. The poem has given us a nice sneak peek into Wan’s life :D.
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Thank you for offering this series on women. With each story my world expands.
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