Leaf: With these two boys adoring her she's got a good life ahead. This is our first morning back at home. (Pai, Thailand)

Rae: Walking over a flower-lined bridge. (Chiang Mai, Thailand)

Leaf: Christmas- Christ was planted into humanity reflecting GLORY to us. A glory that before Christ came was too bright to look at with our natural eyes. Jai Yeshu Deva. Pranam. (Yarramundi, Australia)

Rae: It has been the sweetest Christmas Day but Isaac is keeping it real. (It's cream that he ate, threw, finger-painted with, and skated in.) (Pai, Thailand) 

Leaf: Wildflowers and a clear sky after the rain. (Yarramundi, Australia)

Rae: These three dogs! Just look at them! They're so ridiculous and silly and cute. (Pai, Thailand)

Leaf: I made this bush flower rangoli for a meditation that we ran.  (Yarramundi, Australia)

Rae: I was nearly out of gas on a long drive, far from our town, when I came upon this little station. Thankfulness overflowing! (Between Pai and Pang Mapha, Thailand)

Leaf: This is my sister Anke's desk and next to it her pile of work from art school. I spent the day catching up on two years worth of art that I had missed. It was so deeply nourishing and beautiful. I don't think I can live without my sisters art in my life.  (Marrickville, Australia)

Rae: This hibiscus is so crazily intricate! What what what? Amazing. (Pang Mapha, Thailand)

Leaf: This is an Australian Native Hybiscus flower. Just another small 'Mundi Farm' delight that I happened upon. (Yarramundi, Australia)

Rae: We eat so many mandarin oranges at this time of year that I'm surprised we don't turn into oranges. (Pai, Thailand)

Leaf: I was marvelling at all the different colours that trees can be and had to jump out of the car and get this photo for you. (Springwood, Australia)

Rae: I was on a walk one morning when I encountered this lovely lady with her baskets of flowers. (Pai, Thailand)