Tonight was my second JP meeting and my first time at Wild Jordan; both events were full of excitement and joy.
I arrived there a bit before 6:30 to find Nasim, Abdul Aziz and Ibrahim there, and then the others started arriving. We had a special seating area on the second floor, but the only setback if I may call it so, is that we were told by the waiter that in order to enjoy the second floor, there is a minimum charge of JD 5.00 per person, which is totally fine if only we were not sort of forced into it.
The topics discussed this time varied a lot, but they were all focused on the meetings and how they will be arranged for the next times. A suggestion was made to hold the meetings in conference rooms rather than restaurants, or hold meetings on a larger scale to include readers as well as bloggers; both are still in debate.
This meeting was
different than the one in December; new faces were introduced in the group and
recurring familiar ones. A new face was of our fellow Kuwaiti blogger Abdul
Aziz who is known as Exzombie to some of the bloggers in JP. Abdul Aziz is a
vibrant active individual and I have enjoyed his company in this meeting a lot;
he was among the first to show up and among the last to leave and we have
insisted that he attends all the next meetings as well. He is leaving tomorrow
for
Some of us took pictures of the evening and I leave you with mine … I wish that all JP members were there, but maybe next time!!!
There was some discussion going on, but really; nice smile Ala'a :)
Abdul Aziz is paying attention to the camera
Another side, Laith took this picture ... Thank you
Abdul Aziz is taking a picture of Laith who was also taking a picture of the group
A shared smile
Laith and Issam are checking out Laith's Digi-cam
I was stopped after I took this picture and was told that no photographing is allowed, seriously people, why not?




















Thank you Khalida for taking the time to brief us on February JP meeting, and thank you for the nice pictures too-- although I don't know anyone in the pictures. It is a nice way of staying in touch with JP people living at home and abroad . Please keep them coming.