When I was young we lived in a town that was connected to a larger town by crossing a bridge across the river. We could see only the top of this bridge from our home and I used to be afraid to drive to the next town because I thought we had to drive across the top of bridge to get there and I was afraid we would fall through to the river.
A childhood belief about places
others believed things like this
- Whenever I was upstairs on a bus, I didn't believe that it would fit under the bridge so I used to duck. — Dave, Lancashire
- I used to believe that George Washington died and turned into a bridge.— lara dean
- I used to think all television shows were made at the tv station on the hill of my home town. — Monique
- I used to believe that clouds were made from a factory chimney that was south of my home town. — bynbyn
- I used to think that my home town of Eureka was MY Rika since I thought everyone said YOUR Rika.— I still wonder who Rika is
- I used to believe that the lower level of the George Washington Bridge in NYC was named Martha Washington— Shayne