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Bicycles

Over the past couple of weeks I have been very interested in Bicycles.
Not the ones you ride, even though I have been going on more bike rides then usual as well, but the  decorative bicycles.  I have picked out some that I like for decoration on my porch, I have found note cards that have cute bicycles on them, and then yesterday for my birthday I received a card with an adorable bicycle filled with flowers, followed by an online picture that I was tagged in that read "Life is a Beautiful Ride"
I kept thinking about how interesting it was that this kept coming up in my life, and so this morning I googled what a bicycle symbolizes.  



According to We Know Your Dreams " Seeing a bicycle is a hint that you will reach somewhere."  It is a symbols of moving, going forward, and heading towards your future.  To me this means that I should start planning for my future, and deciding what I want my next step to be.  I have been thinking about this for a long time, and just haven't determined when I should move on.  During this Stay at Home Order I have been home... A LOT.  Starting on 8 weeks of being home, so I have had a lot of time to think about what is best for me, what is best for my family, and what I do because I feel obligated (I am an Enneagram 6... but that is another post for another day).

It will take me some time to come to terms with my decisions and to put them into motion, but thanks to time, and the bicycles, I think that I know what needs to come next.  Stay tuned for my next step.



If you are bold enough to tell me your next goal to live the future that you want to, I would love to hear.  Comment here, email me, or reach out on Social Media.

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