March through the years
I don’t often like to plan too far ahead but looking back and seeing the journey we’ve been on, makes me grateful for always taking chances, being curious, following my intuition and having fun.

My name is Amy, I’m a creative professional, with experience living and working in four different countries over the past 14 years.
I believe everyone deserves to design a life that works for them and their family.
I started Notes From Another Land as a means to live out my belief and document my experiences abroad (2010–2017). Along the way I became a parent, accidental activist, author, artist, speaker and creator of parent-friendly professional development (2016–now).
I don’t often like to plan too far ahead but looking back and seeing the journey we’ve been on, makes me grateful for always taking chances, being curious, following my intuition and having fun.
Spring hasn’t officially arrived (yet) but I’ll be over here making more floral themed pinch pots and trinket dishes over the coming weeks. For now I’m thrilled these have been released into the wild at a warm and welcoming local business in our community.
It’s my way of recycling bits of clay and hand carving and painting these became more meditative than I thought. They also took less time than handbuilding a piece, so I may have discovered the perfect naptime pottery studio practice!

I’ve been sharing my writing over the past decade on this blog – whether you’re looking for travel, family, creative or business inspiration, I have posts and resources designed with those seeking a more flexible (or magical) work and lifestyle arrangement.
I look forward to connecting with you soon!
Thank you for joining me on this journey,
– Amy

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