My grandparents used to live in an apartment building with L or U-shaped floors. They lived at the very end of one hall, and that's the only part I'd ever see. Looking out from their door, I could see the one door directly across the way, as well as half a door. I automotically assumed that the people that lived on that side of the building had to be paper-thin to fit in their doors, since the hallway must have been so narrow. I always peeked out and wondered why I never saw any flat people or flat pets.
A childhood belief about around the house
others believed things like this
- My sibs and I thought that the screen door was called the "scream door" so Mom could yell at us through it. — Kyle
- I used to think the Empire State Building was called the "Ten-past-eight building".— Alex
- I used to think that 'Child Locking' only worked on children and that older people could still open the door.— Anonymous Whistleblower
- I used to believe that everyone who lived in the city lived in an apartment.— Marideth
- when i was 4 my mom told me we lived in Indiana and i would tell people we lived in DianaAnon
- I used to believe that the earth was flat.— Rt.y