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Linda's Third BookThe Water Beckons: A Swimmer's StoryLinda’s previous works are compilations of short stories illustrating her professional life in the restaurant world. She is proud to present her long-awaited third volume, The Water Beckons: A Swimmer’s Story. This new endeavor is a narration of woven memories submerging the reader into the world of competitive swimming.
Attend a Championship meet with Linda. Sit in the grandstands with her family and cheer for her teammates from the pool edge. Get a personal feel for the competition from the water, as Linda completes her events, lap by lap. Experience a day of intense competition interspersed with restful memories as she documents her lifelong love of swimming. eBook Available! |
Linda's Restaurant Books
The Original Restaurant Tales from Linda Hepworth
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If These Tables Could Talk: Worthy Tales from Soup to NutsHave you heard the one about the waitress who came into the restaurant...and stayed for 40 years? This collection of true tales from Linda's unique perspective is a view of fine dining through the eyes of a waitress, which is often overlooked in this era of celebrity chefs. Through her, you'll see behind the scenes in the restaurant world and also get to know some of the remarkable characters that she encountered along the way.
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Turning the Tables: Continuing Tales of the Restaurant WorldLinda's second volume of her day-to-day experiences serving in the restaurant business detail delicious food, wacky customers as well as unfortunate mishaps. She uses her stories as a guide, How-To-Waitress, but she also relates, in memorable detail, unforgettable twists of fate along with shocking events that should never have happened in any restaurant.
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Meet The Author
Linda Hepworth started waiting tables in high school, continued during her college years and never stopped. Known as The Jokester Waitress, she still works weekends serving family-style French cuisine at everyone’s favorite neighborhood eatery, Le Chalet Basque, in San Rafael, California.
Linda is an Editor for Pacific Masters Swimming' bi-weekly newsletter, The Update. She was acknowledged for her editing skills by being named Contributor of the Year in 2022.
Her hobby, and passion, is swimming. When she’s not serving dinners, or finding content for the Update newsletter, she’s strolling on her favorite beach, or in the pool with her Rolling Hills Mud Sharks Masters Swimming Team in Novato, California.
Linda is an Editor for Pacific Masters Swimming' bi-weekly newsletter, The Update. She was acknowledged for her editing skills by being named Contributor of the Year in 2022.
Her hobby, and passion, is swimming. When she’s not serving dinners, or finding content for the Update newsletter, she’s strolling on her favorite beach, or in the pool with her Rolling Hills Mud Sharks Masters Swimming Team in Novato, California.
Linda at Play
I'm so proud to have been acknowledged as Contributor of the Year, 2022, Pacific Masters Swimming, for my work as an editor on our bi-weekly newsletter, The Update. Thank you!
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Oct 16-17, 2021
Pacific Masters Short Course Meters Kerry O'Brien Champs Walnut Creek, California |
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High Point Certificate and gift card! Pacific Masters 2022 Short Course Yards Championships Morgan Hill, CA April 1-3 Read more in LINDA'S STORIES |
A second High Point Winner in 2022! I'll take it. Certificate and gift card, for yet another bathing suit, of course!
This was for the Long Course Meters Champs in Novato, CA., at the College of Marin, Indian Valley Campus, brand-new Aquatic Complex. July, 29-31 Read more in LINDA'S STORIES |
Teammate Doug filmed two of my races at Short Course Meters Championships, Walnut Creek, CA, October 7-9, 2022.
On the left, 50-Meter Backstroke, red cap, second from top, and on the right, 100-Meter Freestyle, third from top. Top lane of the Freestyle is teammate Josie V, the Pearl Lady. Go Mudsharks!
I don't look very fast, but I swam my best, and placed second in both events. Yeah! Red ribbons! Blue for first is always nice, but red is a very pretty color.
On the left, 50-Meter Backstroke, red cap, second from top, and on the right, 100-Meter Freestyle, third from top. Top lane of the Freestyle is teammate Josie V, the Pearl Lady. Go Mudsharks!
I don't look very fast, but I swam my best, and placed second in both events. Yeah! Red ribbons! Blue for first is always nice, but red is a very pretty color.
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