Rowley and John f Kennedy

138.Once upon a time in the quaint town of Manchester, there lived an 11-year-old boy named Rowley Jefferson. Now, Rowley was a special kind of boy. He still wore nappies, and his adventures often took unexpected, hilarious turns.
One sunny afternoon, Rowley sat at the dining table, munching on a crisp apple while his father, a grown man, was secretly enjoying a lolly pop. You see, Rowley's mother had scolded him earlier for indulging in sweet treats in his bedroom. So, there he was, embarrassingly licking his lolly pop at the table.
Rowley's father's antics didn't escape Rowley's watchful eyes as he watched TV. Just as Rowley was engrossed in his show, his unusual friends paid him a visit. Darwin, the dehydrated fish, and Julian from Postman Pat had a wild idea—they wanted to use the local time machines to travel back in time.
With the press of a button and a swirl of lights, the trio found themselves transported to November 22, 1963. It was a day like no other, and they were in Dallas, Texas, a place far from their familiar Manchester.
There, they witnessed a scene that left them bewildered. A charismatic man named John F. Kennedy, the President of the United States, was waving to the crowd from a car. America was a strange and fascinating place for Rowley and his friends.
However, just as they were taking it all in, disaster struck. A pesky fly landed on Rowley's neck, and he thought it was bugging him. In his impulsive attempt to get rid of it, Rowley grabbed what he thought was a bug zapper but turned out to be a machine gun. He fired, and to his shock, it was not the fly that met its end, but John F. Kennedy.
"My God, I've been hit!" exclaimed the President, clutching his shoulder. Rowley felt a rush of guilt wash over him. He never meant for this to happen.
Panic ensued as the crowd scattered, and the police (or cops, as they called them in the US) gave chase to Rowley and his friends. They misunderstood Rowley's mistake as a deliberate act. In their frantic escape, Rowley, Darwin, and Julian darted into a nearby alley, desperately seeking refuge.
With the time machine at their disposal, Rowley quickly hit the return button. They were back in their own time, safe but still reeling from the unexpected turn of events.
Rowley and his friends rushed home, hearts pounding. Rowley ran straight to his parents, who were watching TV in the living room. They decided to join them, seeking comfort in their presence. They snuggled up in their favorite blanket as Rowley's mother served them a piping hot bowl of tomato soup.
As they slurped their soup and watched TV, Rowley contemplated the day's events. He was a boy who loved to play and have fun, but he had learned a valuable lesson that day. He realized that sometimes, his impulsive actions could lead to unintended consequences.
After finishing his soup, Rowley excused himself and headed to the bathroom. He did his business, not one, not two, but a whopping 14 poos. It seemed that even his digestive system was feeling the aftermath of the day's chaos.
Rowley Jefferson might have been a boy who made silly mistakes, but he was also a boy who learned from them. As he settled into his bed that night, he couldn't help but chuckle at the absurdity of it all. Life with Rowley was always an adventure, and he wouldn't have it any other way.