My sister is three years older, so i always asked her questions. When i was seven and she was ten, she learned about Pangea. I asked her to tell me about it and she said that the world was one piece of land and then it seperated into what we know today. So i thought that the earth was just a small ball of sand adn then it seperated and water just magically appeared.
A childhood belief about history
others believed things like this
- There were no writers behind children's books--they just magically appeared at the library! Anon
- every one lived until they were 100 and then they died no questions asked— sext4eva
- I thought my grandad would get older, so I asked him 'What do you want to be when you're older?'.— Afterlife Dreamin'
- The very first time I saw a globe (of Earth, yes) I asked where "College" was located.— Shade
- When i was 6 years old i had a dog named Sandy. And i thought she was made of Sand.— Billy Bob Joe
- I used to believe that Finland was in the end of the world. Fin-land.— Francesco Delvecchio, Roma/Italia