When I reached the third grade, my family moved to a different state and, threfore, I had to attend a different school. It was larger than my old school, so it was already intimidating. The first day, as I was walking down the hall, I saw a sign that said "Walk on the right side of the hall." I thought it meant walk on the 'correct' side of the hall. I was so scared, because nobody had told me what the correct side was.
A childhood belief about reading
others believed things like this
- I thought Hall and Oates was Holland Oats.Anon
- I used to believe that if I chewed on one side of my mouth too much the other side would get jealous.Anon
- I thought that the "don't walk" sign at crosswalks meant to run across the street as quickly as possible!— richard
- my mom believed when she was little that a street sign that said don't walk meant you better run.— Sara Mclen
- I used to believe that "Our Father, who art in heaven" meant that God was also a painter on the side. — Amanda
- I used to think that if a movie was advertised on the side of a bus, that meant it was really good. — Aretia