As a little girl, I thought that all of the clouds were make of sweet icing sugar as found on top of cakes that you could eat. According to my fairytale world as a young child, Cirrus clouds were made of icing in its powder form and cumulus and stratus clouds were made of giant lumps of icing in its watery form. I was bitterly disappointed when I found out that clouds were made of nothing but trillions of tiny, tasteless water droplets.
A childhood belief about weather
others believed things like this
- When I was a kid I used to believe that clouds were made of sugarAnon
- When I Was a Kid I Believed That Clouds Were Made By Sweet Cotton.
— Gustavo Giacomini 8º2 Porto União Cid Gonzaga - When I was young, I used to believe that clouds were made of cotton— Anonim
- I used to believe that when it would be raining the white clouds lost to the dark clouds.— janet
- Clouds were made in factories — Rebecca
- I used to believe that the clouds were made by cotton.— Renato Gonçalves