More Australian Signs

Australian hat in an Ottawa park in Canada

Manifesting 101

You may or may not know I acknowledge signs when I seem them and sometimes ask for them, when things seem murky.

Well look here, no joke, out at the local park this morning in Ottawa with the kids and this Australia baseball hat is lying in the sand.

Maybe the wind blew it from a backyard clothesline or off its’ owners head.

All I know is it’s a blustery day and it was sitting smack in front of me as I strolled around.

Other times I’ve had Australian ‘signs’ in Ottawa over the past two years:

  • meeting a client and discovering her daughter had just moved to Brisbane, where we lived for almost 4 years
  • getting ready to present at a conference on campus and seeing an Australian Artist magazine in the lobby on a bench
  • going to buy a birthday card and seeing a man in the greeting card section wearing a jacket with an Australian flag sewn on it
  • going to a local coffee shop where the barista spoke and I realized he is…you guessed it, Australian
  • and the last one I totally forgot about was the time a lady came and sat right in front of me at CreativeMornings Ottawa, wearing a jumper with a yellow kangaroo on the back!!!

Signs, signs, everywhere a sign! 🐨🇭🇲

We won’t be able to travel there any time soon, but our passports will always be kept up to date to revisit our first home together.

Stay well everyone,

– Amy (+ Family) xx

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Over the past decade, Amy Maureen Lynch has negotiated remote work arrangements, freelance client work and validated business ideas, in between living and working in Canada, Europe and Australia (and having three kids). She writes about travel, international family life, creativity and flexible work on her blog, where you can read about her experiences bringing her children into business settings and access flexible and remote work resources to help you navigate the future of work: notesfromanotherland.com. She produces and hosts the Mixing Babies And Business™ Podcast, parent-friendly professional development events, digital resources and advises others on creating inclusive and flexible work solutions at: mixingbabiesandbusiness.com Amy’s first book, Startup Blogging: Validate A Business Idea and Build Your Audience, is based on her journey as a blogger, writer, founder and parent to date.

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