It's a beer club for women. We would meet, and drink beers, and talk about beer stuff. My goal was to try to make the meetings educational, informative, and community-oriented. Both within the beer community (as in participating in events), and civically (volunteering at a shelter/doing fundraisers, etc.) The meetings were leaning more toward girls-night-out social events, and it kind of burned me out, and I let the meetings take a back seat. Then my life got really crazy and I stopped having the time or mental energy to devote to the club.

In the last six months I've posted a couple of topics through the group on facebook, and haven't got much interaction/response. I'm sure it has to do with the fact that the club kind of fizzled out... I'd like to bring the club back and try to keep it on the right track for what I envision for the club, but I worry that it's going to be really hard to recover after an almost year-long hiatus.

What do you guys think about a club that fizzles out and then tries to come back? Are you less likely to attend an event because you're afraid it's just going to die again? Do you think that women who are truly interested in the topics at hand will continue to show up WHEN things are going on?

Mostly I'm kind of embarrassed about the lack of consistency and feel like I may get judged. And I don't want to be judged about it. HA!