Folks,
So the Somerville Rock House, although a wonderful creative haven, is perhaps the moldiest structure on the face of the earth. And luckily, I found out this year just how allergic to mold I am. For those of you unused to my delicate use of sarcasm, I am implying that I am
very allergic to mold. Damn.
I am actually allergic to a lot of things, especially dogs and cats. Whenever I am around a household pet I get watery eyes, become wheezy and generally start to feel like I am being asphyxiated by Spot or Fido or Boots or Mittens. This is of course a huge drag, but by leaving the house or taking a nice warm fuzzy Benadryl trip it's easy for me to fight the allergic reaction off.
However, I can't seem to avoid the mold, especially in New England during the rainy season. And not only has the mold made me its bitch, it's made me its bitch in a very unpleasant, non-cats and dogs way. You see, with the mold the only symptom I get is splitting headaches that feel like someone is behind my eyeballs with a jackhammer, and he ain't happy. And the benadryl and related allergy medicines don't seem to get to him as well as the dog and cat dudes.
My point? I have decided to quit the band and dedicate my life to subverting the system and eventually making mold
my bitch. I imagine it's going to take a lot of time, cotton balls, a sofa, three pancakes and a bullwhip to make it happen but I'm dedicated. Check back for updates.
Why don't you just move to San Diego? Or LA, or Vegas? You could cover for Celine Dion, take a mold-free dip in Hard Rock's poolside paradise, and use your Diners' Club every day at the buffet.
"You've come a long way, baby!"
That would solve your mold problems.