Got played a lot in the Superdrug warehouse where I was driving a little stand on forklift

I got carted along to a barbers in Lower Sydenham, I think called Walters, who put the traditional plank across the arms of the chair for kids to sit on. He used to do that thing of snapping his scissors together about 6 times for every time he actually used them. Once cut my ear and put a styptic pencil on it which stung like hell.
Barbers then seemed much more concerned about making you hold your head still at odd angles while they hacked away and a final puff of powder on the red raw neck.

The thing that makes me feel oldest of all is that when I hear Come On Eileen I know that nowadays I couldn't even if she gave me the opportunity.

Living down here does have some advantages. At least you can see them cry.

Haha

A bit of a depressing thought. A timeless track though at the same time, so we can all remain young at heart even if our joints are creaking!

The '70s and '80s were both fun because I was a kid, a teenager and a young man.

Of course, you try to forget the bad bits but I'm glad I was young in those days and not now.

I think it's OK to look back but hopefully, there is still plenty to look forward to, even if it is a little less energetic.

The secret is to try and look after yourself and not die.