I believed that I could walk to, and touch, the setting sun, if only I was allowed to cross the big road that passed between me and the West.
A childhood belief about landscape
others believed things like this
- when I saw a sign with a deer on it I always thought deer had to cross the street by it. like a cross walk— only me
- I used to think that we were breaking a law every time my mom passed a "Do Not Pass" sign on the road. — Kyra
- When I was little, I used to believe that deer could only cross the road at the deer crossing signs. — Shellie
- I used to believe that arson was a flammable liquid, not the act of deliberately setting fires.— Joey Schwartzman
- When I was younger, I believed that squinting in a storm would make you cross-eyed... forever.Anon
- Until I was around 9 or 10 I believed that a woman was only allowed to marry a man who was older than her. — Rose