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When I was in elementary school I read a story about making wishes on loose eyelashes. I wanted to make lots of wishes so I pulled out my eyelashes so I could use them to make wishes. My mom had to take me to the doctor because I got little scabs on my eyelids from pulling my eyelashes out.
I used to think that, if I stared at the sun, I wouldn't have to squint when I got older, so I wouldn't buy wrinkle creams for my face. I thought that eye doctors just wanted you to think that starring at the sun would damage your eyes.
I used to believe that when my mom removed her glasses she was totally blind. Imagine my horror each time she took them off while driving and asked me to clean them! My hands never moved so fast!
My mom would say if we kept crying our eyes would get smaller and smaller until we didn't have anymore!
I used to believe that the reflection you see in the other persons eyes when you talk to them were actually angels living in their souls.
I use to believe that if you sneezed with your eyes open that they would fall out.
I used to think they word eybrows was eyebrowns because most were brown... until jr. high, when I saw someone with blonde "eyebrowns".
Whenever i saw the shows with people crying, i notiuced that womens tears always dried black. It took me a while to understand that it was their mascara and not their actual ears.
i used to think, up until i was about 12 that the blind spot in have in your car was an actual spot in your eye that you coulnd't see out of. i found out when my neighbor's mom was talking about how she coulnd't see a car because of her 'blind spot' and i told her i didnt have one... hehe
I used to believe that if you pressed on the inside corners of your eyes that your eyes would pop out.
When I was young I used to watch my mother put in her contacts and I was sure that if she wore her contacts and glasses at the same time, she could see through walls.
I used to believe that if I closed my eyes my mum couldn't see me anymore. I was always running around blind but hidden...
my friend megan has always provided me with laughs-- one day last year she came up to me, and wanted my opinion on something. she couldn't remember if she dreamed this or was taught this early-on in school... she thought that behind our eyes we had "eye sacks" that collected everything that was in our eyes...like the goop and stuff. she couldn't answer when i asked what happened when the "sack" got full!
also, until the middle of freshman year in high school, megan was CONVINCED that unicorns actually existed at one point, and they just went extinct or something!
when i was little, i thought that you could pull your eyeballs and wash them in your mouth
I use to believe that if a sharp object punctured your eye it would pop like a bubble
I thought a visual minority meant somebody who wore glasses
I used to believe that everything you think shows in your eyes while you are thining it, and that you can see what people are thinking by looking in their eyes.
When I was four my elder sister told me that the white tear ducts in my eyes were actually full of spider eggs that spiders laid there while I was sleeping. She said that everytime I cried the spiders would be born on my face. I didnt cry for weeks.
When I was four years old I had to have some extentsive eye-surgury or else I would have gone blind in my right eye. Everything went well (though I will always be farsighted and need glasses) but inspite of all the information I learned about the surgury before-hand, I thought that the docter quite simply took my eyes out of there sockets and then switched the left and right so they would face the right way.
Still, even that thought wasnt as scary as the eye-drops!
My parents told me that if I got hit in the head while I was crossing my eyes they would stay that way
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