… Also available for purchase is a full color MSH™ curriculum book with a CD of the songs we teach. The books have pictures of the signs learned along with descriptions for easy reference long after the class is over! This is included in some of the classes.  

… Some of our group events are movie nights, open mic night, book club and family night out. If it's something you would like the group to do just let me know! I do not expect you to come to every meetup/activity, but I would like you to be an ACTIVE member, participate on the message board and RSVP to scheduled meetups. If you are new or have been living in the area for some time, or station at the military base come on and enjoy yourself with a ladies night out! I'll see you soon, Kim

… We discuss many other books, articles, and concepts. All are welcome to bring thought provoking topics for discussion. Mindfulness is all about noticing your emotional response to things and how your mind interferes with the process, resulting in suffering (dukkha). Since we get in our heads so much over the dating process, spiraling thoughts over what we think other people are thinking about us, mindfulness allows us to recognize when we are out own worst enemy and step back from the ledge a …

… Usually a geocache is some kind of container with at least a log book inside, but often will contain random things that its finders have left. The general geocaching rule is that if you take something out of a cache, you must leave something of equal or greater value. There are about 325 caches within a 40- mile radius of Charleston and 4,250 across the state, according to geocaching.com I have several hand held GPS units if you would like to use one. WARNING: this activity can become very addic …

We are an organization of atheists, agnostics, skeptics and other freethinkers based in Charleston, South Carolina. Please note that not all of us have accounts on Meetup.com. From the RSVPs here, it may look as if only a handful of people are planning to attend, but our regular monthly meetings usually draw between 20 and 50 people. The book group meetings usually draw 6 to 10.