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The unofficial motto of Mardi Gras is more than lip service to a celebration. It's the ethos of a culture defined by resilience and joy.

Food has long been used to send messages. If we listen, it can also teach us about our own humanity, the best and the worst.

Holly Bills was interviewed for a CanvasRebel Stories & Insights piece focusing on strategy.

Central State Hospital in Milledgeville, Georgia has a vast and complex history. Learning about that history will leave you forever changed.

No matter the twists and turns life brings, fatherhood carries with it an an immense love that reaches through time and diagnoses.

Storms in their fury forever alter coastlines and ecosystems. We exhaust ourselves fighting what is not seeking to drown us, but to guide us

More fearsome than winter by far, summer in the South is an acquired taste. We can find beauty in things that are not pleasant.

A trip to Avery Island unleashes a series of events leading to a hilarious family memory. Who knew peppers had so much to offer?

Let's add encouragement to this Mother's Day. When the comparisons, doubts, or all-around hard days come around-remember that you are enough

A passion for gardening always leads to the clearance section. Understanding the pull illuminates more about humanity than horticulture.

If you're a parent, you understand this title. Having conversations with our kids about our past builds respect and understanding.

Our most difficult and trying times leave us not knowing how to move forward, or if we even can. What will get us through?

Disruptions come for us all, trying to throw us off balance. We can learn from ballet dancers by finding joy even as our world whirls round.

You are in the zone, fully immersed, when the interruption comes. How you handle interruptions has ramifications beyond yourself.

Tears of joy lead to answering the question "What's the point?" The universe has impeccable timing. Appreciation keeps the ripples spreading

Whose words left you forever changed? Words, those humble and unassuming things, quietly and resolutely give us something to lean on.

The ocean provides many lessons, some in brutality and some in tranquility. A beautiful beach photo is missing something.

Some of us are broken by this world, tattered and worn. Where does comfort reside? Presenting Sarandon's poem "comfort" as a guest feature.

Spring is here, for a day at least. But there is that to-do list attempting to cast you under its spell. Who will win? Who should win?

An article by Holly Bills has been published by the American Journal of Nursing, the leading voice of nursing since 1900. Click for the link