by Annie Taylor | Sep 19, 2026 | Constitutional Cases
On vulnerability, emotional completion, and learning to notice when someone lets you in My brain has apparently maintained an archive of old relationship moments that it may access at any time without a warrant. This morning, it produced an exhibit from years ago....
by Annie Taylor | Sep 7, 2026 | Travel
*as seen in North Canton Living Magazine I stood at the bottom of the hill staring upward at the mass of cactus soaring more than ten feet tall. Each cactus with arms in the air pointing towards the cloudless blue sky. At their feet, the deep greens and browns of...
by Annie Taylor | Sep 6, 2026 | Constitutional Cases
On red flags, complicated histories, and learning that I don’t have to know what everything means right now There is a very efficient attorney living somewhere inside my nervous system. She does not believe in lengthy trials. Give her one suspicious fact and she is...
by Annie Taylor | Aug 23, 2026 | Constitutional Cases
I opened Facebook Dating looking for a little sizzle. I found fish, trucks, and a constitutional question. I decided I might be ready to date.This realization did not arrive with trumpets, butterflies, or a sudden conviction that it was Time To Find Love Again....
by Annie Taylor | Aug 16, 2026 | Constitutional Cases
On letting grief testify without handing it the gavel. Two days after the breakup, I missed him terribly. Not in some dignified, wistful, gazing-out-the-window sort of way. I mean I missed him. I wanted to talk to him. I wanted the familiarity of him. I wanted...
