Whe I was little I thought that being left handed meant that you didn't have a right hand. Found out the truth the first day of first grade when I told the teacher and the class that I could not do the Pledge of Allegiance since I did not have a right hand.I
A childhood belief about general
others believed things like this
- I used to believe that the "Pledge" of Allegiance had something to do with our "Pledge" cleaner. — Pledge
- I thought the Pledge of Allegiance was "to the United Steaks of America," and that we were saying it to cows.— bessy
- My teacher held out a hand to say, "stop" but I thought she wanted a high-five.Anon
- I thought the big hand was for the hour and the smaller one was for the minutes until i was in third grade.— Time Challenged
- I used to think that my right hand wasn't my right hand anymore if I turned around.— Mike
- I used to hold my hand over my hair whenever i left the house and it was windy incase my hair blew away— lisa