Category Archives: Essays

Please Pardon My Grammar

    Please Pardon My Grammar Many times I’ve had my use of the English language criticized and my grammar scoffed at by the Grammar Police, but it don’t bother me, I tells ya. All those criticisms just roll off me like water off a duck. I’ve been out of college for more years than some of you… Read More »

Change the World

    Change the World When I was in high school and later, college, my friends and I all thought the establishment consisted of a bunch of rich, old, gray-haired men who sat upon velvet thrones and decreed idiotic and senseless decrees to all us peons in the world. We were not going to let that continue once… Read More »

The Joy of Insignificance

    The Joy of Insignificance The older I get the more insignificant I become. And that’s a good thing because I have found the joy of insignificance. I’ve seen thousands of beautiful sunrises – the orange ones, the red ones, the spectacular ones. I’ve seen thousands of amazing and dazzling sunsets – those surreal multicolor sunsets –… Read More »

The Real History of TC and EB

    The Real History of TC and EB  Intro by TC Darcy (EB) wrote this in 2008 — I cannot being to tell you how much things have changed over the last fourteen years — but our history is still the same. We hope you all enjoy this little trip back to the beginnings of Cloudeight when… Read More »

Wishing You a Very Happy Birthday, Darcy! 

    Wishing You a Very Happy Birthday, Darcy!    Some of you know her as EB, some of you know her as Darcy, and most of you know she’s a very special lady. She is the one who makes sure that everyone every order gets filled, and everyone with a computer problem who has a Cloudeight Direct… Read More »

The Helpless Consumer

    The Helpless Consumer Is it just me or have big companies intentionally made it hard to get in touch with them if something goes wrong? 1’m going to tell you a true story – a saga -that began in February and looks like it’s going to continue through the summer.  As I said it began in… Read More »