When i went on long car journeys with my parents i would always have a selection of invisible friends to keep me company, They would run super fast to keep up with the car (they were not alowed in the car!) and id have nice long chats with them about how there day had been and stuff. When i'd reached a certain age, i figured that i was to old to have invisible friends anymore so on the next long car journey every single invisible pal i ever had lined up to wave good bye to me...it was a 4 hour long drive...and a very long prossesion of invisible people, but i waved to all of them and was very touched that they'd come to say good bye!
A childhood belief about imaginary friends
others believed things like this
- Yesterday I realised that invisible ink doesn`t make me invisible.— Jonathan Eleven years old
- When I was little, my parents told me if i ate my fish sticks, I would become invisible.— Jake
- That unicorns were real. They simply had invisible horns that only people with special eyes could see
— Katie - I used to believe that when you closed you eyes you were invisible and no-one could see you!— Andrew
- I used to think that if I closed my eyes I would be invisible— invisible
- I used to think that One nation, under god, indivisible was invisible— Aeris