outer space

i used to think the sun followed me every where

hollis

Every night, to explain the darkness, I thought someone put the world in a box.

All the stars were air holes.

Anon

I specifically remember looking out at the sky on our porch one night...it was cloudy, but the clouds blended in with the sky, and so I figured it was just a starless sky.

So I turn to my grandmother, and tell her "The stars ran out of batteries!"

Later on I found out that stars did not run on batteries at all, but it was fun to think while it lasted.

Katie H.

I used to beleive that the moon was made of cheese. Wallace and Gromit had a big influence on me. (:

Sarah

I used to beleive that the moon was made of cheese and I wanted to become an astronaut so I could eeat it. YAY!

Jane

When I was 7 years old, I used to believe that the moon was a ball of snow.

nancy

When i was 7 years old, I used to believe that there was a rabbit in the middle of the moon.

cesar

I used to believe that the sun and the moon were one. During the day the moon became the sun. And during the night the sun became the moon.

Marricrist

I used to believe that the sun and the moon were the same thing...just different colors

Gatorgrl

When I was little i used to believe that shooting stars, could just come down to Earth and kill you, that's why i always refused to watch shooting stars when my family went up to the mountains.

Kelly Grace

My dad used to believe that God put a blanket over the world at night. The stars are holes in the blanket. I love this image!

Claire

When I was about 5, I convinced myself that when I looked up at the sky, I could see the world turning. I think my mother burst my bubble by telling me that what I was seeing was the clouds moving across the sky.

Anon

I used to think that astronauts were astrosnorts, which were pigs that flew out of space!

Fahmeda

I used to believe that a man lived on the moon and he would talk to me when we drove around at night in the car.
Until I was old enough to realize that it was my Mom's voice doing the talking.

Trina Laity

When you point at the moon, you will get a cut in your ear

Serene

When I was a kid I believed that the man on the moon got there by being a construction worker. He was laying the last brick on a high rise building and a crescent moon came along and hooked him. He stayed up there because he was too scared to tell his boss he dropped the last brick.
Somewhere out there is an unfinished high rise!

Erin J

In Mexico, the words "rocket" and "fireworks" can be used as synonymous. So, I USED to believe that fireworks could take us to the outer space and in traditional holidays, (where is common use fireworks), I didn't want to go out to celebrate because I was afraid that these "fireworks" take me to outer space and I wouldn't back to my home.

Talia