Leaf: A tendril on wire. (Wagstaff, Australia)
Rae: I think this pilot was as weirded out as I was by this mural of headless people apparently being mugged at the Los Angeles airport. (Los Angeles, USA)
Leaf: Jetty and Boat Shed. (Wagstaff, Australia)
Rae: A little late night music, featuring Aunt Dorothy, Chinua, Cousin James, Aunt Loretta, and Chinua's wonderful dad, Ade. (Detroit, USA)
Leaf: I woke up early and watched swallows darting over the water of the bay and thought of the Spirit of God hovering over the waters and hovering over me and the Little One whom my body is home for. (Wagstaff, Australia)
Rae: These are my new running shoes which have been running through piles of leaves in the mornings. (Detroit, USA)
Leaf: We walked along the beach together in pairs…six sisters. (Wagstaff, Australia)
Rae: We went to Niagara Falls for Chinua's birthday. It was even more breathtaking than I thought it would be. (Niagara Falls, Canada)
Leaf: All six of us are in the same country, so we decided to go away together for a Sister's Weekend. Words to describe us when we're together: blond, feisty, funny, philosophical, nurturing, reflective, animated. I adore them! (Wagstaff, Australia)
Rae: I took some shots of beautiful Michigan on our way to see a friend of Chinua's. (On the way to Adrian, USA)
Leaf: Last night a whole bunch of beautiful women friends and sisters came over and held a Blessingway for me to 'bless the way' into birth and motherhood. My sister Anke painted my belly with watercolours. Today I am conducting all my normal business of life with my colourful belly out for the world to see. (Yarramundi, Australia)
Rae: I guess you don't need a big house to have a canoe. Really, what more do you need? A few bicycles, a canoe, a little bit of space and you're set. (Toronto, Canada)
Leaf: The friend whose house we share when we're in Australia has a beautiful collection of teacups that she believes should never be put on matching saucers. (Yarramundi, Australia)
Rae: This is my aunt picking some maple leaves for us to take with us. It was so good to see her after many years. (Caledon, Canada)