Chelsea

Once upon a time there was a boy named George and he was an inventor.

He made lots of things from a pet feeder that dispensed foods at a certain time to a mind-controlled helmet for the TV so you wouldn’t have to get up for the remote. But his greatest invention yet was his handheld hold-it-all gadget. It would hold everything inside; it was probably only as big as a golf ball. He would keep his laptop and school bag in there, even his entire bedroom so he would have room to invent even more things.

Everybody wanted George to make them a hold-it-all gadget, but the problem was that he didn’t know how. You see, when he made this one he wasn’t trying to make a hold-it-all gadget, he was just experimenting and suddenly he made it.

George had been trying for days to try and figure out how to make a hold-it-all gadget, but he just couldn’t get it. So George eventually decided to break it apart to see how it was made. So he dismantled the hold-it-all gadget into a pile of little pieces. Now the only problem that when he looked at all the pile of pieces he didn’t know how to put it back together. George picked up a few pieces and tried putting them together but it didn’t work, he tried again but that also didn’t work.

So, then George had to go and tell everybody that wanted a hold-it-all gadget that they couldn’t have one, because he didn’t know how to make it and it was all an accident that he had made the hold-it-all gadget to begin with. They all understood that he couldn’t make one for them.

George felt bad that he couldn’t make everybody a hold-it-all gadget, so he decided to make them all a backpack. Not just any ordinary backpack, it could hold everything, a bed, a cupboard you name it. He gave a backpack to everyone and they were thrilled with them. They thought they were just as good.­­­

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