When I was younger, I attended a pre-school (which I thought was actually pronounced "pretty school" until I was 8) was located near this building that had the front side made of limestone. Because this was the only side that looked green, I thought that it was mold or something and that the building's entrance was once the side that was in the ground. I figured that they rotated the fliped the building onto one side and the front was green because it was in the ground so long.
A childhood belief about classes
others believed things like this
- I used to think the Empire State Building was called the "Ten-past-eight building".— Alex
- I used to believe that if I chewed on one side of my mouth too much the other side would get jealous.Anon
- I used to believe that, by moving their branches from one side to another, trees made wind.— Pilar
- I used to believe that the large building/skyscrapers that made smoke were "cloud machines"Anon
- When my daughter was 3, she saw a cat using a litter box. She thought it was building a sand castle.— Debbie the Bad Swimmer
- i used to believe that everyone had a twin on the other side of the world.— tahnee