The last two weeks have been a bit of a rough start to the new home school year. I didn't have all of my curriculum yet, I had an eye infection, my laptop broke, my camera broke... you get the idea.
And every once in a while I find myself wondering what in the world I'm doing. My doubts start gnawing at me and I begin questioning myself and asking God if I really am following His lead.
On days I've felt this way I'll pull up one of the Beerhorst's blogs ( Brenda's or Rick's) or their Flickr and become inspired all over again. Check this amazing family out!
Rick Beerhorst "Time Of Your Life" from Dylan Tull Gunnett on Vimeo.
You can click on any of the following pictures to view the Beerhorst's Flickr photostream. I labeled them as they were labeled on their Flickr.
School of Rock!
making art at the yard sale
Beerhorst Family Art Show, 12/3/09 - 12/6/09
Brocanti
Pearl and Brenda at work
blue orb
the camp site (I loved the blog post Rick wrote about their camping trip. You can read it here.)
Plan B - Artprize 2010 Collaborators, photo by Pearl Beerhorst
This week they will be at Artprize here in Grand Rapids, which happens to also be where they reside. I can't wait to go and see their project! What an incredible message it sends. Curious??? You can find out more about it here.
Anyway, they encourage me to keep writing, painting, crocheting, gardening, seeking God's direction.... you name it. But, even more importantly, to be the kind of parent/teacher that will think and live outside of the box. (The box is dangerous, in my opinion.) One that shuns the fear of being different from everyone else and instead, embraces it... A rebel of sorts. Ooh, I like the sound of that. ;)
Just wanted to share them with you too!
Have a blessed weekend! XX ~ Jen
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Yes, indeed. I do see some rebel in you. And that is a good thing!!!
ReplyDeleteKeep on being creative! I am happy we have inspired you--your blog has inspired me!- you take some great photos! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Brenda.
ReplyDeleteYou really do have the most lovely family. My husband, Nate, and I met Rick on Saturday. What a great conversation. Maybe I'll have the chance to meet you when we head back down Thursday. I sure hope so. :)