Hello to our TWO blog participants

Hello to our members in the South Shore!
Since our members west of Boston don't read nor respond to the Jamie blog, I figured I'd only write to you. Everyone else is TOO busy! Anyway, I thought Young at Heart was alright. There were some moments where I thought the seniors were being exploited but then again, I cannot imagine working so closely with them either. I think the chorus did benefit the seniors and gave them a sense of belonging and something to look forward to. But another question I had was where does the money go?

I didn't realize this movie was a documentary. Like I said, it was alright. Dinner was good. I missed Ms. MC. Hope you're feeling better.

Cool Blog

Hi all,

cool blog brenda. What's the average age of the Jamie club members, do you ;think? Young enough to adjust to new technology and communications avenues?? WE'll try!

So how do poeple vote on Smart People? I'd give it a 2 since it could have been much better. Dinner on the other hand was a 4 (holding back for noise level, but I supose that's part of the ambience there). I had my beef randang left overs to day and it was delcious. What the hell else do you write on a blog??

love to all,

Janet

YO..we're here!!!

oh my..quite the time trying to get set up..hopefully now i am offical blogger...anywho....fellow Jamie members..HELLO....Bren thanks for setting this blog up...you did an awesome job...please dont give up on us...we are worth waiting for.....Long Live the Jamie Club!!!!!

Underground Jamie Club Strikes Again

Jamie Club went underground last night to see The Savages. Starring Philip Seymour Hoffman and Laura Linney at the Coolidge Corner Theatre. It was definitely a Jamie Club kind of movie that evoked lots of questions and comments on the very subtle storyline. Was the movie about:

• brother and sister relationships and sibling rivalry (get it? sorry had to throw that in)
• children and their aging parents? obligations, frustrations, guilt, what is the right thing to do and to whose standards?
• partner's relationships - how did it relate to the past?

But the burning question is - what was the f*#$ing deal about those two two aging teenagers making out in front MC?? Geez, get a room! There's no need for that much of PDA especially in the theatre where Lust, Caution was screened! Brings back memories...

Post Jamie Awards Report

It was an exciting night at Club 10 Campbell. The 1st annual Jamie Awards was hosted by the owners of the new hotspot on March 1st. There were few surprises as Hairspray and Lust, Caution tied for winning the most awards at 5 each. One big surprise was Paris Je T'aime, which was nominated for 3 Jamies went home empty-handed. Also, our newest member LP was inducted into the Jamie Club. It was a touching moment when each member revealed what being part of the Jamie Clubs means to them.

Emcee, MC kept the guests entertained and made sure the acceptance speeches were kept to a minimum so the program wouldn't run over the schedule.

The guests were decked out in their finest semi-formals, rocking out the casual and the glam. Miss JL was stepping out in high heels and MC was oh-so-proper with her tux!

Overall, it was great fun had by all and definitely a NIGHT TO REMEMBER!

Announcing the Upcoming Jamie Awards Nominations!

The voting has ended as of February 10, 2008. It will be tallied and will be announced on Friday, February 15, 2008.

Stay tune, folks, for more exciting news! March 1 is the 1st Annual Jamie Awards! Mark your calendar for this auspicious black tie event!

Hello, anyone out there??

Feel free to post anytime, fellow Jamie Club members...it's not that much fun when only a few folks are posting or commenting....this is your opportunity to voice your opinions and feedback! C'mon, let loose, people! Otherwise, I will have to open our blog up to other people who have absolutely nothing else to do but surf the net!

If You Haven't Seen This Yet...

I totally recommend the movie Juno! It's from the people who made Thank You For Smoking....Jaime Club Movie #3 in 2006. Ellen Page plays Juno who is a smart-mouth teenager (can some of you relate?) who becomes pregnant and decides to have the baby to put up for adoption.

Man, I wish I was that together at that age. Anyway, great movie. Should have been a Jaime Club selection.

The newest member of the club!

next movie is Rambo....

John

yo...so cool

wow...this is so cool...never been to a blog site b-4..thanks for setting this up bren.....I feel blessesd and privilidged to be a part of such a cool club.

Happy 2008!

Can you believe we're going into our 3rd year! And this year, we're bringing the 1st Annual Jamie Awards in March. Who knew when we went to see Brokeback Mountain, that was the beginning of a beautiful relationship made up of fun-loving movie lovers.

And now introducing the Jamie Club Blog where you can feel free to add your opinions (be nice, ladies), feedback and reviews.