Lynda Coker
Bio
Grab a chair, turn a page, and read a while with me. I promise to tap lightly on my keyboard so we both can stay immersed in our world of words.
Stories (66/0)
What Can a 15-Minute Reading Break do for Your General Health
The right vacation can be just what we need in this super-charged life we all lead. But most of us don’t have the time or resources to benefit from a tranquil and beautiful vacation destination. But that doesn’t mean we can’t let our minds travel freely and often.
By Lynda Coker10 months ago in Lifehack
Does Valentines Day Really Express or Promote True Love
Have you ever asked yourself why you celebrate Valentine’s Day? What is the original, the purpose, the benefits, or the consequences? Is it something you do robotically or purposefully? Let’s dig a little deeper.
By Lynda Coker10 months ago in Motivation
Is the Bible an Unfailing Guide for Success — The Author says that it is
I once heard, “Only a fool speaks before hearing the facts.” That seems to be accurate because so many people who’ve never studied or even read the Bible discount its ability to improve a person’s life and rate of success. An opinion based on nothing — no facts, no experience, and no examination of evidence isn't an opinion at all but shows a complete lack of thought.
By Lynda Coker10 months ago in Education
Practical Ways to Teach Teenagers to Manage Money
Without the aid of a computer-driven device, can your teenager make the correct change when accepting payment for goods? Can they stay within or create a workable budget, or save money? Judging by the number of adults who have no skill in these areas, the answer is probably not.
By Lynda Coker10 months ago in Families
A Street Food Love Affair
From food trucks to hot dog stands to county fair favorites, 'street food' has enjoyed a rich and storied history in American cuisine. However, street food has been around for thousands of years. In fact, street food is believed to have originated as far back as Ancient Rome. - Author: Homaro Cantu
By Lynda Coker2 years ago in Feast
Book Review: DAD by Bob Seay
Full-Book Review Title: Dad Author: Bob Seay Length: 182 pages (Print version) Amazon Book Link Blurb: Jacob Martin’s life is not going well. His marriage is falling apart, his job is on the border of legal and illegal, and he’s living in what could generously be described as a dump. Now Dad, whose memory and mental faculties aren’t exactly what they once were, has decided to drive from Cincinnati to Colorado for a surprise visit. At least that was the plan until John got lost along the way. Forced into an unplanned road trip to retrieve his father, Jacob finds love, enlightenment, and ultimately himself along the way.
By Lynda Coker2 years ago in Humans
Texas Heat — Chapter 4
Her hesitation was brief. She skirted the desk and settled in the chair next to him, her movements graceful and unhurried. Quiet dignity surrounded her like armor and something else that intrigued him. It was in her eyes. A soul-deep sadness, as if she grieved for something. He shrugged it off, chalking it up to the fact that she'd lost her husband two years earlier.
By Lynda Coker2 years ago in Fiction
