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Under Pressure - Childhood to Fatherhood to Fascination

Bernie J Mitchell

September 01, 2015 – 2 min read

WOW! My spine tingled. I had forgotten this.Two of my favourite things ever (other than you my reader) are Queen and David Bowie.

I had the Queen Live Magic! And played it until it broke. Back then we lived in Southampton, went to school on Hayling Island and only person in our road had a car phone.

I must have thought about this line every week of my life since I first heard it:

“Chippin’ around, kick my brains ’round the floor These are the days – it never rains but it pours”

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