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"PinterestFacebookTwo years ago, my friend Scott called me up. &amp;quot;JoJo,&amp;quot; he said, &amp;quot;Let&amp;#39;s shake things up a little.&amp;quot; We both wanted to meet more friends (and cute members of the opposite sex) so we came up with a plan...\n****We decided to co-host a documentary night. The first Sunday each month, we decided to go to Scott&amp;#39;s apartment, drink wine and watch a documentary. The kicker? We&amp;#39;d each invite five people that the other person had never met.\nGuess what? It worked! We met each other&amp;#39;s friends and co-workers and have been watching movies together ever since. We all hit it off famously, and it&amp;#39;s one of my favorite things to do!\nSo, choose a friend or co-worker and start your own night. You can invite your roommate, old friends, neighbors, whomever! Three good movies to get you started: Surfwise, Man on Wire and American Teen. Or you could have a regular movie night instead, and rent comedies, thrillers and old-school classics.\nWould you co-host a movie night? Who would be your co-host? Do you like documentaries? What movie would you watch?\nAlso:\n\nReader&amp;#39;s dilemma: &amp;quot;I don&amp;#39;t have any close female friends.&amp;quot;\n\n\nThrow a &amp;quot;friends &amp;amp; acquaintances&amp;quot; party.\n\n\nHow to meet friends at a coffee shop at 8am.\n\n\nA foolproof way to get a date.\n\nPhoto: Tethered To"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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