Midlife Repurposed
Michelle Rayburn, Linda HanstraMidlife Repurposed is for anyone navigating midlife with fewer expectations, more empathy, and a gentle faith-based perspective. Content is FREE to all subscribers.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 287 | Subscribers | Read | michellerayburn.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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When Words Fail, Beauty Speaks Between the Headlines
I’ve started several drafts in the last few weeks. But if you’ve noticed your inbox has been silent since the evening I was shaving fuzzballs off my recliner upholstery, you know that nothing stuck.
Friday Night Fuzz Buster
I had the house to myself, unless you count dog-sitting for my son's agreeable golden retriever. My husband was working late, and after eating a few gluten-free chicken nuggets dipped in ranch dressing, I was about to kick back in my favori...
Inviting Strangers Past the Porch
I recently invited ten strangers into my home, and they stayed for two hours. I showed them every nook and cranny of my house. Storage areas. The corners of the basement. Every bedroom. The cellar. The bedrooms, bathrooms, and kitchen. And ...
When All Voices Sing
What happens when only some voices are heard—and the rest stay silent? In this episode of Midlife Repurposed, Michelle Rayburn uses the metaphor of a choir to explore what a “more perfect Union” really looks like. She reflects on how every ...
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Authors
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Author. Publisher. Mid-lifer renovating mindset to build a more grace-filled faith. Curious. Sassy introvert.
Semi-retired SLP, blogger and author. Finding joy in the empty nest years through faith, family, reading, cycling, travel, cabin life, and being "Lala" to my grands.
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