When I was little, my grandmother had a weather house. It had two doors. There was a woman in one door and a man in the other. The woman would come out if it was going to be sunny, and the man would come out with his umbrella if it was going to rain. I thought the man made it rain. I slapped him and broke the weather house, screaming "I hate you. Every time you come out it rains!"
A childhood belief about weather
others believed things like this
- I used to believe I could control the weather by singing rain rain go away or blowing the clouds away.— Shannon
- I thought weather forecasters were psychic and that's how they knew what the weather would be.Anon
- My dad thought when he was little, rain was caused by army guys in the clouds with rain guns. — Daughter of the Weird
- I used to believe that if you opened up an umbrella inside your house that the whole house would fly awayAnon
- I believed that the rain would melt everything...I was terrified to go outside in the rain! — Cris
- When I was very young, I thought that God was married to Mother Nature, and that together they made weather.Anon