05/22/2026
Walking up to the home after Flints potty break this evening I saw a significant sign from spirit laying in my yard. A care bear, and Cheerbear at that which felt like a direct sign and message from my dad. Cheer Bear’s is the happiest bear and her primary goal is to encourage others and helps them see the good part of bad situations. I loved the care bears as a child and it came on tv for Saturday morning toons in the 80’s often with my father.
Now I know this is a toy from one of the neighbors children. It’s easy to write off signs as everyday objects rather than signs from our loved ones in spirit. However, both explanations can be true. Seeing this bear so clearly placed on my yard shook my soul. My father came into my thoughts immediately, and less than a second after that thought I knew this was a lost toy.
If something grabs you, gets your attention, and gives you a feeling of it meaning more than what is being shown, even if you don’t know what that meaning is, it’s a sign.
I posted about the toy in our neighborhood facebook group, honestly thinking the toy would be picked up quickly. That did not happen, which makes this being a sign even stronger. If Cheer Bear’s goal is to help others in difficult situations, to help them see the positive out of a bad situation, the sign is spot on relevant.
It’s a miracle I am in a new location. Getting adjusted has been rocky due to the ongoing effects of the previous home. But I feel grateful to be here. Cheer Bear is now sitting in a lounge chair on my front porch and I fully expect her to be picked up soon. It’s so easy to brush things off as having no meaning. This is the reason I feel we don’t “get” or see signs more often. If you feel something is a sign then it is.