I used to think that if you stared real hard at the wind, you could see the angels.

Bradon

When i was little i believed that clouds were cotton candy that angels lived in and rain was angel tears

Missy

Growing up in Los Angeles, I believed snow came down in balls - literally snowballs falling from the sky. Imagine my disapointment the first time that I saw snow.

Anon

Once when I was young, my dad and I were walking home from the park and it started to rain. My dad didn't want to get all wet so he started to run so he could get out of the rain as soon as possible. Well, being a naive little girl and seeing my big strong daddy running, I figured he was afraid of the rain, and that rain must be a very scary and harmful thing indeed if it could frighten my dad. I was afraid of the rain for a long time afer that.

Evilrabbit

When I was young, I used to watch jumbo jets flying over our house, high in the sky. When the steam from the engines came spraying out the back of the planes, I thought that that is what created clouds and I always ran to my mom and told her that it was going to rain later.

Brian

I live in Canada, a long time ago my cousin from Australia came to visit us in the winter. He had never seen snow and was completely fascinated by it. He wanted to take it home with him, so he put it in a cup in his room. The next morning it was all water, and he got so angry because he thought that we had stolen his snow and replaced it with water.

Becky

when i was little i beilieved that it would be possible to sit on a cloud.

Anon

When I was really little (like, 5 or 6 maybe), I used to believe that rainbows were solid objects, and they always went all the way to the ground. I mean, come on, how else could the Care Bears slide down them otherwise? Lol.

Emily

that when the sun would shine through the clouds, and there would be sun rays, *looking all angelic* that where ever those beams were, that where angels needed to be for some reason.

Caid

When I was really small (about four), I asked my mum how the clouds stayed up in the sky. She told me that they were all hung up there on giant sky-hooks. I accepted this, in the trusting way that small children accept anything their parents say. The sad thing was that for years and years afterwards, it never occured to me to believe anything different! I suppose If I had actually taken the time to stop and think about it...?!

Katy

My mom told me once that when it was raining the angels were actully peeing and I always ran inside when rain came cause I didn't want to be peed on by angels.
To this day I still don't like rain.

its raining its pouring

My sarcastic mum told me that 'forecast rain' meant it was raining but you couldn't see it. Whenever I heard that rain was forecast, i would tell all my friends that only I could see it because forecast rain was invisible!!!

Vicky

I believe that when it rained outside it was God crying, because the world was a terrible place, and then when it stopped he was happy again

Kat

My best friend used to believe that when it rain and thundered that God was flushing his toilet.

Jelly Bean

I thought that Indian Summer was like the weather in India.

Anon

I use to think that the wind was made by heliacopters.

Marisa

On my fifteenth birthday it rained from the time we woke up and it didn't stop until the next morning. I was upset and my mother to confort me she said that the angels were crying cause they where happy I turned 15. To this day I still belive that it's the angles or one of my relatives that has passed; that crys for all of us when it rains.

R.L.

i thought the sky was white and the clouds were blue. Nobody actually tells you otherwise,do they?

fatcat

That you could actually sit on clouds

Anon