I used to believe that for every crunchy leaf on the ground during fall, that if I stepped on them - each one would become a person. I think it has to do with a story I read in the 2nd grade about an old man that was always sitting on a bench with a green coat on, then one day he was gone and there was a tree where the bench had been.
A childhood belief about plants
others believed things like this
- I used to call croutons "concretes" because they were so crunchy, I thought they were made of concrete.— Scary Dream
- I used to believe if you planted donut crumbs in the ground, you could grow a donut tree.Anon
- I used to believe that a stranger was a man with an X on his coat— Gabe
- I thought ground beef was the meat they scraped off the ground at the slaughterhouse. Yuck.Anon
- When I was a wee one I believed dogs were either black or white underneath thier coat....It was the 60's.— maddog
- When I was five, I believed God was big as a tree, a tree being the biggest thing I could convieve of.
— Chris