Notes from Jess
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Notes from Jess
About the Substack
June's mom. Imperfectionist. Outfit repeater. Navigating her mid-thirties and, maybe against better judgement, sharing life lessons, failures, and wins on the internet.
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About Notes from Jess
June's mom. Imperfectionist. Outfit repeater. Vintage lover. Joy chaser. Learning how to navigate her mid-thirties and maybe against better judgement, sharing those lessons on the internet.
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