PepperJane

@PepperJane (50)

United States • Age 56

Joined myLot 19 years ago

I'm in my prime!!

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PepperJane liked this • 10 Feb 07

What is your favorite book?

PepperJane @PepperJane (50) • United States 7 Feb 07

I am an avid reader and I think my favorite book of all time is probably Of Mice and Men. What is your favorite?

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dragonstar13 Dragonriders of Pern and all the other books in the series by Anne McCaffrey (and now with her son, Todd.)

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PepperJane liked this • 10 Feb 07

What is your favorite book?

PepperJane @PepperJane (50) • United States 7 Feb 07

I am an avid reader and I think my favorite book of all time is probably Of Mice and Men. What is your favorite?

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renestl the bible, The Giver, and anything by Dean Koontz and Stephen King.

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PepperJane liked this • 10 Feb 07

What is your favorite book?

PepperJane @PepperJane (50) • United States 7 Feb 07

I am an avid reader and I think my favorite book of all time is probably Of Mice and Men. What is your favorite?

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amjjam my favorite book i would have to say fearless - payback. this book is like the best i could not even put the book down.

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PepperJane liked this • 10 Feb 07

What is your favorite book?

PepperJane @PepperJane (50) • United States 7 Feb 07

I am an avid reader and I think my favorite book of all time is probably Of Mice and Men. What is your favorite?

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bhetelux my favourite book is dracula of brame stoker!

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PepperJane liked this • 10 Feb 07

What is your favorite book?

PepperJane @PepperJane (50) • United States 7 Feb 07

I am an avid reader and I think my favorite book of all time is probably Of Mice and Men. What is your favorite?

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Withoutwings The Prophet by Khalil Gibran.

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PepperJane liked this • 10 Feb 07

What is your favorite book?

PepperJane @PepperJane (50) • United States 7 Feb 07

I am an avid reader and I think my favorite book of all time is probably Of Mice and Men. What is your favorite?

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charlazio Perhaps East of Eden by Steinbeck or The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand. maybe i'll give Of Mice another read because it's been over ten years since i read it.

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PepperJane liked this • 10 Feb 07

The Death of Anna Nicole

PepperJane @PepperJane (50) • United States 10 Feb 07

I know it probably sounds silly to be upset when a star that you definitely don't personally know dies but I'm upset about Anna Nicole. I have said for years, especially after seeing the E! show, that Anna Nicole was my "idol". I...

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coldpizza4breakfast I think the whole thing is tragic; her life and her death. I think she really really wanted to be liked and just tried too hard. I hope that she was happy at some point in her life. I really feel for her little girl and hope the adults in her life can act like...

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PepperJane liked this • 10 Feb 07

fascination with the criminal mind

PepperJane @PepperJane (50) • United States 7 Feb 07

I love to read true crime stories andbooks. I'm fascinated with what goes on inside the minds of criminals. Do you find this interesting?

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bkfuels I read nothing but true crime books.Still my all time favorite is Helter Skelter. I also have seen every true crime movie that has been made. I find it totally fascinating.

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PepperJane liked this • 10 Feb 07

fascination with the criminal mind

PepperJane @PepperJane (50) • United States 7 Feb 07

I love to read true crime stories andbooks. I'm fascinated with what goes on inside the minds of criminals. Do you find this interesting?

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ash2_hot I am also fascinated by the crimes committed by the criminals if not their minds. I was fascinated and loved to watch the crime shows on discovery channel. I used to findout the flaws in their technique of crime and think of ways to do it foolproof. And when i...

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PepperJane liked this • 10 Feb 07

fascination with the criminal mind

PepperJane @PepperJane (50) • United States 7 Feb 07

I love to read true crime stories andbooks. I'm fascinated with what goes on inside the minds of criminals. Do you find this interesting?

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Ciniful I've always had an interest in true crime ... Bundy, Gacey, Manson, and some of the not so famous but just as interesting. I think with many there's an overwhelming desire to understand how a human mind could justify the acts they've done, as if understanding...

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PepperJane liked this • 10 Feb 07

Shade loving plants

PepperJane @PepperJane (50) • United States 7 Feb 07

What are some good flowers or plants to grow in a shady spot? I've had minimal luck with hostas. What else is there?

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shalwani Yew trees and shrubs are shade-tolerant plants with a long history behind them. The hybrid cultivars of the Taxus x media group are crosses between Japanese yews and English yews. All parts of the yew are poisonous, except for the red berry, or "aril"; but...

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PepperJane liked this • 10 Feb 07

Are some people born depressed?

PepperJane @PepperJane (50) • United States 7 Feb 07

I think some people are born depressed. It is some kind of chemical imbalance or brain malfunction that begins at birth. What do you think?

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bored333girl No I do not think that individuals are born with depression per se. There is evidence that babies may be born with a genetic predisposition but that does not mean that they will develop depression!!

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PepperJane liked this • 10 Feb 07

Are some people born depressed?

PepperJane @PepperJane (50) • United States 7 Feb 07

I think some people are born depressed. It is some kind of chemical imbalance or brain malfunction that begins at birth. What do you think?

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somnolence I believe I was born with it. I have suffered depression as long as I can remember, and my mother says I was always very different, even as a baby. In most outward ways I was a normal kid and I did all the things that normal kids did, but my mom said I had...

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PepperJane liked this • 10 Feb 07

Are some people born depressed?

PepperJane @PepperJane (50) • United States 7 Feb 07

I think some people are born depressed. It is some kind of chemical imbalance or brain malfunction that begins at birth. What do you think?

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somnolence There is irrefutable evidence that a predisposition towards depression is genetically linked. It is absoluetely possible to be born with it. As possible as any other congenital mental illness. I have mental illness including depression and I have many...

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PepperJane liked this • 10 Feb 07

Are some people born depressed?

PepperJane @PepperJane (50) • United States 7 Feb 07

I think some people are born depressed. It is some kind of chemical imbalance or brain malfunction that begins at birth. What do you think?

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ceponatia I don't think that you can be born with it unless for some reason your brain was damaged during pregnancy (drug abuse, etc). More often I find that it is something that happens later in life. Blaming everything on uncontrollable brain chemistry is sort of an...

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PepperJane liked this • 10 Feb 07

Are some people born depressed?

PepperJane @PepperJane (50) • United States 7 Feb 07

I think some people are born depressed. It is some kind of chemical imbalance or brain malfunction that begins at birth. What do you think?

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sameerzaidi07 I agree with this fact and this thing is scientifically proved

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PepperJane liked this • 10 Feb 07

Are some people born depressed?

PepperJane @PepperJane (50) • United States 7 Feb 07

I think some people are born depressed. It is some kind of chemical imbalance or brain malfunction that begins at birth. What do you think?

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royalkaliber There is certainly scientific evidence that clinical depression as well as other mental health issues are caused by chemical imbalances in the brain, most often the nuerotransmitters. I know for example that I have bi-polar II disorder, and there is a lot of...

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PepperJane liked this • 10 Feb 07

Shade loving plants

PepperJane @PepperJane (50) • United States 7 Feb 07

What are some good flowers or plants to grow in a shady spot? I've had minimal luck with hostas. What else is there?

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red158 I can't believe that your having problems with hostas, how long have they been there. It normally take 3 seasons for them to really take off, they say year 1 sleep, year 2 creep, year 3 leap. Even though they like the shade they need lots of water. You might...

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PepperJane liked this • 10 Feb 07

Shade loving plants

PepperJane @PepperJane (50) • United States 7 Feb 07

What are some good flowers or plants to grow in a shady spot? I've had minimal luck with hostas. What else is there?

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grannygrump I've had good luck with petunias, for low profile plants, and daylilies for height. It depends on the moisture you have also. Some plants that work well in shade need lots of moisture also. If space is limited, you need more compact plants that don't spread...

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PepperJane liked this • 10 Feb 07

Shade loving plants

PepperJane @PepperJane (50) • United States 7 Feb 07

What are some good flowers or plants to grow in a shady spot? I've had minimal luck with hostas. What else is there?

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chargoans I find the speckled plant called acuba is great. It is a woodier plant and is more hardy for semi-drought conditions. I learned the hard way that they prefer the shade! I burned one black by leaving it in a full sun spot in my yard. Thinking I had killed it I...

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