This group is for females only in their twenties or early thirties living in Southeastern WI who love to read and socialize. The books we will read will mostly be fun and light, consisting of chick lit, young adult, fiction, romance, mystery, and memoirs. We will meet in Racine and Kenosha in coffee shops, restaurants, or wine bars! I decided to start this group because I have a passion for reading and would like to find other ladies in the area who feel the same!  Please check out the Pages tab …

… ALL members should be willing to chip in a few bucks each month to help defer the cost of a meeting place, and printing of some handouts, plus coffee. ALL Members are expected to do some reading and preparation before each meeting. There is NO NEED to have a Ph.D. some knowledge of Calculus is helpful, but almost all of the concepts can be picked up and understood with just an inquisitive mind. That said, Ph.D.s are more than welcome. About the meetings, we will meet 1 or 2 times …

… We host a variety of events: playdates, indoor and outdoor activities for the kids, coffee/lunch outings, a book club, Mom's Night Out, and even an occasional family and weekend events to include Dad.  This group is a great way to make friends for not only your children, but also for yourself! Have fun, get out of the house, make new friends, and let your kids socialize in a variety of events catering to their needs as well as yours! We're not just moms- we are "R.E.A.L. Moms".   In order to mai …

… Members will recommend books and most wanted book will be chosen for reading and next meeting. Talks about project management topics, how you can take all this knowledge and apply in your personal life as well as in your own ventures if you are a self employed etc. Offer opportunities to practice different management skills like presentation, team building, communication through exercises and practice sessions Offer opportunities to members to earn points or PDUs to qualify for professiona …

… Activities may include kids' outings, park days, recipe exchanges, and coffee/lunch meetups. Our volunteer organizers also coordinate playgroups, meals for members in need, book clubs, and running clubs to name a few. Members are encouraged to suggest new programs or activities at any time. Click on the "Pages" tab at the top of the page to learn more.