It was less of a belief than a conviction. I felt strongly that Thursday *should* follow Tuesday with no intervening Wednesday (Tue - Two, Thur - Third) and that the entire world was making a foolish, illogical error. I remember telling my mom that when I grew up and had a daughter, I would teacher her that Thursday followed Tuesday because that was the right way. My mother pointed out that if my future daughter had any Wednesday appointments she would show up on a different day, but I did not care because she would be *right.*
A childhood belief about general

others believed things like this
- I once refused to believe in Thursday. I'd heard there were seven days in a week, but could only name six.Anon
- I thought the Til Tuesday song said "Books are scary!", rather than "Voices Carry"Anon
- My daughter once asked if God was short for Godfrey— keefdave
- My daughter thought that ear wax was peanut butter.— Bobbiemac
- My daughter used to believe that when someone is fired from their job, it meant it literally.— Sally's mommy
- My daughter thought bumblebees were baby hummingbirds. — Carolyn