Rev. Dare Cloud's Blog, page 62
April 4, 2025
Reject.
Rainy Friday morning. Marketing and restocking day with some Mincraft movie action tonight. I hope you all have a wonderful end to your week. Turn off your TV. Take a walk. Visit a museum. Find an open mic. Celebrate our differences rather than covet the dress-right-dress wishes of your overlords. They’re not my overlords. I […]
April 3, 2025
Leave Your Mark.
I guess I never really thought about this until now. A friend reached out to see if I was OK. Something i posted on social media threw up a red flag, and I see where it could’ve been interpreted as such. I honestly had no idea what he was talking about. Some of my posts […]
The Metaphorical Shoulder
Over the last few years, I’ve really dove deep into my own mental health and just mental health in general. Attempting to put them into the simplest of scenarios, I still can’t seem to bridge this gap in a personal relationship, which appears to always fall just short of a solution. I no longer have […]
My Latest TBM Horror Interview
Dear AI image generator: I’m not that old! SMGDH… Interview with Rev. Dare Cloud: A Journey Through Art, Life, and the Stories We Tell Rev. Dare Cloud is an award-winning author, musician, journalist, and former Army veteran, whose diverse and unconventional life journey has left its mark on both his craft and the world around him. […]
Sprinkles of Foreshadowing
I’ll never complain about rain. I love the way it smells and feels, and have since the day the Army ripped off my beautiful, early-twenties hair. Seriously, I walked out of the military barber shop and into a rain storm. Magical. This morning, I began to do something similar, but I decided against it at […]
April 2, 2025
I’m in a mood (and I’m passing the savings on to you)
Summer is approaching so… Dear motorcyclists: I can’t look twice and save your life if you’re doing your best Akira impression. Meet me halfway and follow the rules of the road. Also, I will not be slowing down because your kids play here. I will drive the speed limit, but please teach your kids to […]
