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Born In The Right Era?

October 1, 2012

As a historical writer, I sometimes feel like I was born in the wrong era. How much more exciting would it have been to see all of the things I can only research these days? Streets lined with grand carriages, filled with people dressed to match. Imagine the fabrics! And of course one of the […]

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Filed Under: Maureen Lang, Stories from History, That's Life

Are Your Motives Intrinsic or Extrinsic?

September 24, 2012

Over the weekend my husband had to drive back and forth between Chicago and Detroit—a long trip made tolerable by books on tape. One of the books he listened to was Drive, titled appropriately enough for a road trip, which talked about what drives us to do what we do. Now since I neither read […]

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Filed Under: Maureen Lang, That's Life, writing life

Failure As A Road To Success

September 17, 2012

I came across a link recently that offers a list of people who experienced what seems more than their fair share of rejection—before finally finding success. This is always such an interesting facet of life to me. What is it that keeps some people going, and others not? Why is that line so variable, that […]

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Filed Under: Maureen Lang, That's Life Tagged With: Failure, giving up, perseverance

When Is Junk Not Junk?

September 10, 2012

This is a question that can be asked about everything from garage sale items to what clutters my closet . . . but most recently, it’s been asked about human DNA. Don’t hurry off, I’m not going to go to explore the human genome, much as people like my husband would welcome such research. As […]

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The Cost of Writing?

August 27, 2012

I’ve often said there are at many types of writers, and I don’t mean types of work writers produce. I mean there are many reasons a person may choose to be a writer. Here are a few: The crusader. Something has happened to this writer that profoundly touches or even alters their life, and they […]

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Filed Under: Maureen Lang, That's Life Tagged With: My Name Is Asher Lev

Don’t Throw Out The Message Because of the Methods

August 20, 2012

Have you ever heard the saying that Christianity would be a lot more appealing if it weren’t for Christians? Have you ever spoken to someone who likes the basic themes in Christianity, but when it comes to church—forget it? It’s like someone automatically connecting Christianity to rules, shame and judgment instead of love, grace, freedom […]

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Filed Under: Maureen Lang, That's Life Tagged With: faith

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