I. AM. LICENSED.

Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday of this week were devoted to learning how to drive a motorcycle.  I had never driven one before, had only ridden one once, and have wanted to have one since I was a leeetle girl.  Through the Motorcycle Safety Foundation I took a beginner's riding course in which the bikes were provided and a road test was given at the end that waives the need for one from the DMV.  I had a beautiful green Suzuki that I only dumped once and apparently I am a natural at 'leaning' (not to brag...ok, yeah I'm bragging).  I passed the road test and survived the parking lot learning course so I will soon be on my way to the DMV for an official motorcycle endorsed driver's license.  That being said, I should probably get a bike now...oh and I also learned from one of my fellow classmates (Joyce) about CMA.  

No, not the 'country music awards' but rather the 'christian motorcycle association'.  I have already been thinking about riding with  the Cornerstone Disciples Motorcycle Ministry  group from Livingston County a few times before I graduate but knowing that there's a national group for Christian motorcyclists with chapters in every state is very encouraging.  Anyone up for a nationwide roadtrip with an inexperienced rider?! Either way, I am now licensed to operate a motorcycle on the roads of America.  My friend, Stephanie Kemp drove me to and from the classes in Rochester and even got me a balloon with a hand-drawn motorcycle on the back to celebrate my success haha so cute, thanks Steph!

*Swerves and Speed*

Kmegan