jenniferlibrarian

@jenniferlibrarian (20)

United States • Age 46

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Nail Biting --- Do you bite or eat your nails???

omer_ahmed_tabarik @omer_ahmed_tabarik (1057) • Pakistan 1 May 07

I'm a common nail biter. I usually bite nails weather they're bigger or small, I don't care what the size is I juts go ahead. Sometimes, I bite my nails without even knowing myself and get to know about it later. I think it's my...

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jenniferlibrarian I bite my nails. I can still remember the first time I did it - I was seven years old, sitting on my parents' couch. I remember consciously deciding to try it. Twenty-two years later I'm still doing it and my nails are in terrible shape. I've tried getting...

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Anyone know of a honest at home job with no investment fees or startup fees?

barbiegirl13 @barbiegirl13 (1588) • United States 2 May 07

I am a desperate mother and have just lost my job. I get no childsupport and am about to lose my car and have my utilities shut off.I have looked all over the internet but everything is all about telemarting or want startup fees....

at home legit work

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jenniferlibrarian Do you have a blog? If so, you can do two things. First, set up Google AdSense on your blog. Second, sign up at www.blogitive.com. You can mention and/or review products in your blog and get paid. It probably won't pay the bills, but it will get you by while...

2 May 07

Has anyone ever hired a professional researcher?

terilee79720 @terilee79720 (3621) • United States 13 Mar 07

Hey out there, all you genealogy buffs? Have you ever hired a professional genealogist? How was your experience? Did the researcher give you your money's worth? I have recently opened a genealogy research center in Texas. We...

genealogy

history

research

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jenniferlibrarian Thank you so much for the advice!

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Does anyone have advice for a novice?

jenniferlibrarian @jenniferlibrarian (20) • United States 30 Apr 07

I just started knitting with the help of a friend. I've got the hang of it, but all I'm doing so far is a scarf, and whenever I mess up I have to take it to her to fix!

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jenniferlibrarian Thanks! My friend who is teaching me knitting has that book and she also loves it! I'll see if I can borrow it from her.

1 May 07

Does anyone have advice for a novice?

jenniferlibrarian @jenniferlibrarian (20) • United States 30 Apr 07

I just started knitting with the help of a friend. I've got the hang of it, but all I'm doing so far is a scarf, and whenever I mess up I have to take it to her to fix!

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Who do you take after?

hcromer @hcromer (2710) • United States 14 Mar 07

I have a lot of people tell me that I look like my mother in the face, but I have (unfortunately) inherited my father's weight/build. Who in your family do you resemble?

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jenniferlibrarian I look exactly like my mother, but with my father's nose and height. It's weird to see pictures of her when she was young - it's almost like looking at a picture of myself, if you ignore the nose.

30 Apr 07

Have you read any books which made you laugh?

lida44 @lida44 (223) • Finland 24 Apr 07

I read a lot and quite often even in the books where dicribes serious metters can be some parts which make me laugh. I like reading books filled with satire, irony or just humor. I like P.G. Wodehouse's books, as well as i was...

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jenniferlibrarian The first book that really made me laugh out loud was Bridget Jones' Diary. Unfortunately I was on an airplane at the time, so I looked fairly silly. Before that I wasn't really into humorous books, but since then I find I really like a nice light, funny read...

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Has anyone ever hired a professional researcher?

terilee79720 @terilee79720 (3621) • United States 13 Mar 07

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jenniferlibrarian Hi Terilee, I have not hired a family researcher, but I am trying to get into the business myself. I have a library degree with some coursework in archives and some experience doing historical research, but right now I'm just working for a library software...

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background

Modestah @Modestah (11179) • United States 29 Apr 07

What is you current desk top background/wallpaper - what does that image represent to you - why did you choose it? how often do you change it?I change mine at least every season. I recently switched it when I received some...

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jenniferlibrarian My home computer just has one of the standard, boring Windows desktop backgrounds right now. I got tired of the picture I had up before and changed it in a hurry. I usually change them about every three or four months. My work computer has a picture of my...

30 Apr 07

What are you reading right now?

jenniferlibrarian @jenniferlibrarian (20) • United States 30 Apr 07

I'm in the middle of Dinesen's Out of Africa, Churchill's Great Republic and a couple of articles for work.

books

reading

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Have you read the "His Dark Materials" series?

jollyjeangiant @jollyjeangiant (219) • United States 29 Apr 07

The movie that's coming out has a pretty cool website, and I was wondering if people here liked the books (by Philip Pullman, right?). I usually like to read the book before I see the movie, and while I don't have a lot of free...

philip pullman

reading

trilogy

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jenniferlibrarian I really loved these books. Some of the scenes were so vividly written that I can still picture them years after reading them. I do think the ending was a bit disappointing, but being disappointed with the last couple of chapters of a three book series meant a...

30 Apr 07

When you sleep, do you sleep on your right side, left side, back, or stomach?

LordGregoroftheSith @LordGregoroftheSith (667) • United States 29 Apr 07

It is said that depending on how someone sleeps you can tell a lot about them, if you sleep in a ball you are "shy, enclosed, and not very talkative" if you sleep on your back you are "open, talkative, out-going" and if you sleep...

positions

sleep

sleeping positions

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jenniferlibrarian I think I disprove this theory. Or perhaps I'm the exception to the rule. I fall asleep curled up in a ball (who knows if I stay that way or not?), but I am not shy. I used to be shy when I was a kid, but not anymore. Introverted, yes. Shy, no. I don't know...

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Living Abroad

jenniferlibrarian @jenniferlibrarian (20) • United States 29 Apr 07

If you could move to another country, would you? If so, which one? And why?

living abroad

travel

One month trip...

OURDEW @OURDEW (4809) • United States 19 Apr 07

If you could take a one-month trip anywhere in the world and money were not a consideration, where would you go and what would you do?

anywhere

trip

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jenniferlibrarian What a wonderful question! If only I had all the time in the world as well, instead of just one month. I believe I'd spend the time in the Czech Republic. I've been there twice and both times felt completely at home. Prague truly is a magical city. As you walk...

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Shelties

butterflydawn @butterflydawn (297) • Canada 23 Apr 07

Just wondering how many Sheltie owners are out there? Has your Sheltie been de-barked? How do you feel about the practice of de-barking a dog?

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jenniferlibrarian Hello there! I'm a Sheltie owner too. Our Sheltie is just a puppy, about 5 months old, and his barking is terrible. We're lucky to have understanding neighbors. We've tried a citronella bark collar, but it's too big for him, so it doesn't sense when he barks....

29 Apr 07

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Favorite Literary Hero or Heroine?

irisheyes @irisheyes (4370) • United States 29 Apr 07

Hi There Everybody!I haven't put up any threads in a good long time and so I thought I'd go with this which stems from a conversation with some friends a couple of nights ago. Who is your all time favorite fictional hero or...

english literature

reading

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jenniferlibrarian I'm with you on Alobar and Kudra! They're wonderful. I'd also like to throw Heathcliff in the ring. He is one of the most multi-faceted characters in English literature. Tragic, yet terrible; heroic, yet hateful. His undying passion for Katherine is both...

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