When I was in preschool (3 or 4), we used to have a gym that we used an old dark staircase to get to. The teachers didn't want us to fall so they sang a song about keeping your hand on the railing. It went to the tune of "if you're happy and you know it" except the words were "keep your hand on the railing on the wall". My child brain thought that they were telling you to put your hand on the railing and then put it on the wall. So I was constantly switching between railing and wall. I only recently realized that they meant that the railing was on the wall.
A childhood belief about teachers
others believed things like this
- I used to believe that it was the law to hold the railing when you're walking down/up stairs— Brit
- I had a little hole in the wall under my bed when I was little and I thought that Fraggles lived in there.....— Tina
- When a soldiers went AWOL in the movies, I thought they physically climbed over "A Wall".— D Rumsfeld
- I used to believe that at the end of the universe was a big plywood wall.— matt
- I used to believe that the cool aid man was evil and he'd break through my wall and get me.— tammy
- I use to believe that my grandpa invented the wall because his name was WallyAnon