nature

I used to believe that it was possible to jump on the clouds in real life, like in some of the games i played on the computer.

when I was a kid used to believe that the clouds were made of cotton

I used to think that thunder was god bowling. My sister told me that.

I used to believe that the moon chased you. I know I know, strange right? XD well I would get really freaked out when I ever got in a car because as I looked out of the window the moon appeared to be following the car through the sky

I used to think an earthquake was an "earth cake" and I would picture a big cake made of dirt. So when my parents were watching the news about the earthquake that happened in our town on TV, I would think the ground would shake a lot and make a cake shaped thing. I never knew how it was possible

I used to believe that the four seasons were spring, summer, winter, and ottoman.

When I was a kid I used to believe that if I was on a cloud I colud jump and run in the clouds.

I use to believe when the it thundered outside that's god was angry or when it rain that God was sad and that those were his tears

I thought that there was this one star in the sky that would instantly turn you into an oven if you looked at it. For 2 years I was afraid of looking at the night sky

I had a friend who knew a woman who had been a Hippy.She told him ( and he believed it) that during the sixties people put dirt in their ears and planted beans so they could grow "natural wreaths" around their heads.I couldn't believe he bought it!

After Watching The Kate And Min Min Epsiode Named Small Wonders Where Kate And Min Min Shrunk After Touching The Shrinking Violets. My Sister Caroline Believed That If Touched The Shrinking Violet She Would Shrink. I Told Her It Not Real.

When I was a child I thought that if I climbed the mountain I could touch the moon and get to it because I saw it right above the mountain

When I was 4 I believed that when it was reaining it was because someone hurt, and tha sky was very sad.

When I was a child I used to speak to the sea and I believed it could answer with its waves. So, when it was rough I tried every time to calm it down with compliments and affectionate sentences.

THE BIG CLOUD
When I was a child of about 8, every afternoon during the Easter holidays I used to go the river bed to play with my brothers and sisters, my mum, my uncle and my cousins. One day I saw a single large, white cloud in the sky and suddenly it started to rain. I had a brilliant idea, ' Let's run to the end of the cloud so it will stop raining!', and my brothers and cousins started to run; but my uncle shouted, 'What are you doing? The end could be in the next town!' We stopped; we could never run that far!

when I was a little girl thunder really scared me. Mum always told me the rumbling noise was Saint Peter dragging his furniture. One day I said that he must have a lot of furnoture because hi didn't stop making noise. She start to laugh and I remember I got angry. Even today storms with thunder and lightning frigten me.