Our Corgi-fied Heroes had been making great progress with their mission so far as they followed the signal of the necklace. It was also a good thing that there were no distractions from those passing kwa due to their assumption of them being stray dogs. About a while later, the mkufu lit up and beeped again. George said, "Seems like we've got some kind of message this time, ma'am!" Elizabeth replied, "We certainly have, and it's from Lucky himself!" Pattie asked, "So what does it say, then? Where is he?" Elizabeth continued, "I am at the Battersea Power Station, locked in a cage kwa Sinister...

Back at the hotel, Pattie was all set in her outfit for the chajio, chakula cha jioni tarehe and was just waiting for George and Laura to return while sipping a cup of tea. Just then, she heard someone knocking, to which she responded, "The door is open!" It then did so, and the person who came in was...Oh, no! Adam himself, and he certainly didn't look pleasant at all! However, thanks to her newfound courage, Pattie came up to him with a stern face. She said, "Where have wewe been gallivanting all this time, ye heartless bastard?" Adam replied, "Oh, I've just been hanging out at some pubs and drinking beer." He...

The awaited siku had arrived at last, and George officially turned twenty-three years old. Laura looked at the living room clock and said, "My father should be back here at exactly noon. Are the confetti throwers ready, uncles?" John replied, "They certainly are, love. This is gonna be fun!" Paul and Ringo agreed. Laura remarked, "Great!" They then let the remaining time pass kwa telling some jokes. Before long, the sound of George's car engine was heard from outside, and Paul said, "The birthday boy has returned! Now's our chance!" Laura exclaimed, "Time to hide, everyone! Quick!" And they did...

The tafuta Is On!

John, Paul, and Ringo had been playing football in another area of the park when they saw George running towards them. Immediately sensing that something was wrong, Paul asked him, "Hey, Geo. Where's Laura?" George replied after taking a deep breath, "I hate to say this, but we accidentally got separated when this trio of girls swarmed me and she got carried away kwa a big crowd to who knows where." Ringo said, "Oh, dear. Poor Laura! I hope she isn't hurt kwa that crowd." George responded, "I hope so, too, Ritchie." Sparkie nodded in agreement. John said, "Well then, the search...

Before long, it was time for the concert, and the lads (now dressed in suits) were at the backstage as they got themselves fully prepared. "All right, mates! This is the moment we've been waiting for. Are wewe ready to get the onyesha started?!" John exclaimed, sounding like a football coach pumping up his team for a highly-anticipated match. Paul, George, and Ringo responded with a resounding "YES!!!", which was quickly followed kwa one loud high five. With that, an announcement for the audience was heard while they walked through the tunnel-like entrance...

"Ladies and gentlemen, we are very proud...

*Disclaimer: This is my teacher's words. It's her story from her childhood, I'm just repeating it. This is her story. :)

So, my sixth grade teacher revealed to my class one siku that she had met George Harrison when she was a kid. This is how her story to us went.
Her late father was a missionary and basically traveled all over the world so my teacher and her sister (who was also my teacher in college) pretty much lived everywhere. And in 1963 they finally made it back to America and while living there they reconnected with a couple they had befriended in England. And according to her while they...