I used to believe in frog houses. I grew up in South Carolina on land that was "rich" in Red Clay.As children, my siblings and I would pack the clay over our hands and feet,pulling out our appendages carefully so as to not tear our creation, and build what we called "Froghouses." We would then run and capture frogs and place them in their newfound homes. I was ahead of the game. I was building froghouse condos by the late 50's.Have you ever built a froghouse?
A childhood belief about general
others believed things like this
- I used to believe that clay pigeons were pigeon-shaped clay figures.Anon
- When I children, I used to believe that the frog grew then was forming until that tunerd in a lizard — Luis
- I used to believe that north was always straight ahead. I could never face south, but I knew it was behind me!— Bruces
- I used to believe that when you moved houses, you traded homes with the person whose house you're moving into.Anon
- My sister used to tell me that Victorian houses were shiped from Victoria after they were built.Anon
- I used to think the Empire State Building was called the "Ten-past-eight building".— Alex