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I couldn't understand why my grandmother wore an ear-grenade (hearing aid). It sounded very dangerous to me
My Mum told me she was 21. Every year. I was about 10 when I worked it out, which makes my birth a tweenage pregnancy.
i used to believe that kids were born kids and adults were born adults, there was no convincing me otherwise until i was about 13
I used to believe, and so did many of my friends, that by being older you were automatically stronger and could drive a car faster. My dad being the eldest Dad of my mates, gave me quite a bit of kudos
I generally believed in happy endings!
I always thought my mum was really old, like much older than other grown ups - she told me she ate the last Do-do.
Adults lived in continuous perfect harmony with each other.
That people older than me knew what they were talking about.
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