the beatles

July 10, 1957. Just two days left to get Paul and John together. And probably less, I reminded myself, since I didn’t know what time of day tomorrow my app would suck me back into my own time. Tomorrow I was leaving the nineteen fifties for good.
I didn't know how I felt about that. Part of me missed 2157, when everything could be done with the touch of a button. But the other part of me knew once I was back, I would miss the nineteen fifties – the delicious meat hamburgers, the strange, specific etiquette, the way you had to go outside to experience things, and most of all Paul.
But if I...

The lads went to have a little fun at the beach shortly after breakfast and while waiting to start their concert. Wearing short swim trunks, they swam, took photos, and even played some volleyball.

Not too far from their area, they heard a young woman's voice saying, "Oh, my goodness! Is that who I think it is?!" Another gasped and replied, "It's the BEATLES!!!" The group then excitedly ran towards their favourite boys and greeted them with kisses. Although the lads were taken by surprise at first, they gladly accepted this with smiles. "How does that feel, love?" George cheekily asked one fan...

(Flashback...)

The year was 1963, and never before had jolly ol' England experienced such a massive phenomenon when it came to homegrown music. Our debut album was selling like hotcakes just shortly after getting ourselves settled with our own recording studio in Abbey Road, concerts were sold out, and even the papers ran headlines that screamed "BEATLEMANIA! It's happening everywhere...". While we didn't expect all of these at first, it'll soon turn out to be something we won't forget in the years to come.

(I'm sure you already know about this, but the headline above was actually a real life...

After waiting for ten minutes, John's question was answered at last when they heard some excited barking sounds. Ringo said, "I think I know who has arrived!" Before long, the three Beatles found themselves laughing while being showered with doggy kisses by Earl, Flora, Toffee, and Scooter. This was soon followed by a chuckle from the Queen. She then said, "Hello there, boys! It has surely been a while since we last met." John managed to reply, "Hi again, Your Majesty! Indeed, it has." Paul added, "So I see you're the special guest George told us about. Welcome to Abbey Road Studios!" Elizabeth...

Everyone soon had dinner in the Palace's dining hall, and Lucky was able to get his much-needed food at last alongside the other Corgis. George remarked as they ate, "Wow! The food here is absolutely delicious, Your Majesty." Pattie said, "Indeed! I can tell you have such a talented team of chefs." Laura added, "Me too!" Elizabeth replied, "Thank you very much, my friends! Yes, they always know how to cook up a good meal for each day." George said, "Wonderful!" Lucky made a noise that sounded like he was saying, "You got that right!" Earl, Flora, Toffee, and Scooter barked in agreement. After...

On the other side of the Thames lies a building called the Battersea Power Station, and what was going on inside certainly wasn't right. As it turns out, Lucky had been captured and taken here by a ruthless and greedy dog fighting organizer who only goes under the name of Sinister Gates. Despite the cruel sport already being outlawed in the UK, he still desired to earn an extra buck by using one of the Queen's pets against a potentially stronger dog, which he had set his comrades off to find. Gates said while counting his money, "Now that I have succeeded in catching a royal dog, this will...

A week had passed since the Beatles, Pattie, Laura, and Mike returned from their vacation in Ireland, and by this point, London had transformed into Swinging London - The world's number one fashion, arts, and culture capital. George and his daughter were currently spending a sunny afternoon relaxing at a bench just close to Big Ben while waiting for a new date with the former's sweetheart, which he had scheduled to take place tomorrow. As Laura ate some jelly babies, George read the front page of today's newspaper when he suddenly gasped and remarked, "Oh, no..." Laura replied, "Yes, daddy...

"Here we are!", exclaimed George by the time everyone made it to the top of the Castle. Laura remarked, "Yes! Now let's look for that Stone!" And they eventually did so. For those who are familiar with the established legend, anyone who kisses it will acquire what is known as the "gift of the gab". This legend was also the subject of a humorous poem which had been written in honor of the Stone, and John couldn't help but recite it smoothly. The poem goes like this: "'Tis there's the stone that whoever kisses, he never misses to grow eloquent; 'Tis he may clamber to a lady's chamber, or become...

It wasn't long until the time came for our heroes to embark on their new tour. After yesterday's discussion about having a possible overnight camp-out during the joyride, George proceeded to get his van from the rental center while Pattie and Laura were still asleep. He bought some ready-to-eat canned food, blueberry scones, a large bottle of sparkling water, disposable paper plates and cups, and even a sleeping bag for his sweetheart along the way. This also turned out to be good planning on the part of him and his mates since they decided to bring their own sleeping bags just in case. "I...

With their instruments back inside the car compartment, the group drove for home at almost midnight. As they entered the highway after crossing the bridge again, Laura started to feel exhausted from both her mission and the concert. Thus, she decided to take a snooze until she and George return to Kinfauns. Ringo said, "I'm pleasantly surprised by how we got to meet and talk with the Prince after that free gig!" Paul replied, "So am I, mate! It also makes me glad knowing that the antics of the former dentist who shrunk us came back to bite him really hard thanks to our brave and strong little...

Spring is in the air in England, and the Beatles were currently in Abbey Road Studios to discuss their plans on releasing a new album for the summer. Laura, who was now nine years-old, decided to explore the other rooms while the meeting was taking place. About twenty minutes later, George called her back. She returned and asked, "Yes, daddy George? What is it?" He replied, "Would you like to listen to our recording sessions for the new album, darling?" Laura said, "Oh, certainly! I'd love to see how it plays out." George said, "Splendid!" John added, "And maybe you can also provide feedback...