Here is my newest story taking you back to the Hamburg/Early Beatle Days through 1964. While this is mainly a George story, John, Paul, Ringo, Pete, Cynthia, Paul's girlfriend Dot, Astrid and Klaus are major characters because of their closeness dur...
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John and George performing at the Casbah
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A/N -- Hi lovely Beatlemaniacs. Happy weekend to you all! I just want to mention that I pulled all the pictures off the internet. I do not own any of them. If I made a mistake in location, just let me know. Also, if you know the photographer, let me know so I can label the pictured as his/hers.
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Beatlemania is beginning to take root in England and Kate is worried about pregnancy, being admitted to The Conservatory, Vladimir but she has found love and support with Louise and Harold. Her plate is full though so we'll try to start to make things easier on her...maybe!!
It was a wonderful Christmas. The best parts for Kate were spending time with Louise, cooking turkey and all the fixings, and sitting around the family table, talking, laughing and eating. Things didn't go like that at her house. Ever. She would have done all the cooking while her mother nursed a hang-over and chances are her father would have spent the holidays with his girlfriend. Many holidays Kate just didn't bother to make a nice meal and would stick a TV dinner in the oven and eat in the living room alone, watching Christmas movies. At the Harrison's, when it came time to clean up after dinner and wash dishes, everyone pitched in, whether it was putting food away or drying dishes or putting them back in the cupboards. Kate took washing duty, George took to drying and they were able to put their heads together and whisper.
"George," Kate began. "What should I do about my mother? I haven't heard from her in ages. Do you think we could stop by there with a plate of food and see what happens?"
"Yeah, sure. It's Christmas, why not? But if she starts getting nutters, we have to leave," he nodded. "I'll finish washing while you make up a plate. Peter?! Come help with the drying!"
"Would you like your dad and I to come?" Louise asked them after they told her of their plan. "It might help...."
"Oh, that's okay," Kate smiled. "My guess is that we won't be staying long."
