When I was in first grade, my family took a vacation to Europe. We took a small 14-or-so passenger plane to get from one place to another, and my parents joked that it was child size. This got me thinking that in Europe they were more considerate to small kids. When we got to France, at the hotel there were two sinks. One was normal size, and the other one next to the toilet. I was so excited that they made kid-size sinks.
My parents later told me that it was a bidet, not used for washing hands.
A childhood belief about general
others believed things like this
- For along time I thought the Middle East and Eastern Europe were just different names for the same place!— Helllowerer
- Because of a commercial I seen on tv, I thought the whole world was the size of the of the U.S.— Paulette
- I used to think that the stars change their size because every day born one— Mariela
- that....I do not grow old (in size)...rather my clothes and shoes shrink..— mayank
- When i was younger i thought germs and bacteria were the same size as me— Tasha
- From a misunderstanding, I thought everyone’s ears were the same size.— Enrico