When I was little we used to take trips to Cape Cod. I was just learning how to read at the time, and I would see the word and not realize that the "e" was silent, so to me, it was "Cape-a Cod." The worst part was that it took my parents about 2 years to notice that I wasn't saying the name right. When they corrected me, I was in shock! It altered my sense of reality.
A childhood belief about speaking
others believed things like this
- I used to believe that I could fly like Superman if I had the right cape and got a good running start. — Rick
- When I first started learning to read I was convinced that vowels were called barnacles.— Andy Howell
- When I was learning the alphabet,I thought elemeno was one word.— Rick H.
- On family road trips, my parents always told me that water towers were filled with chocolate.— Edith
- In first grade, I thought that if I've never heard of a word before, then it wasn't a word.— Destiny
- i believe that using gold give electric shock at the time of lightning.so i didnot wear gold when rain starts.— asi18