When patches of fog would form in the hills of eastern PA, my dad would tell me that the rabbits were having carrot roasts and the patches of fog in the trees was the smoke from their fires. I believed that until I was almost a teenager.
A childhood belief about weather
others believed things like this
- I used to think oil patches on the roads was dead rainbows— Si
- When I was little I believed rabbits laid eggs. Anon
- I used to believe that smoke stacks that pumped out white smoke were cloud makers.— lizzie
- Until I was a teenager, I believed that rain made worms came out of driveways.— Marc
- For along time I thought the Middle East and Eastern Europe were just different names for the same place!— Helllowerer
- when i was younger i believed that clouds were made from the smoke stacks — lisa