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When travelling in a car in the rain I used to hear the rain stop for about 1/2 a second and then start again. My mum told me that this was because there were holes in the clouds. I realised when I got older that it was just the car going under bridges!

Anon
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when i was little i used to think that weather reporters were holy people and that whatever they predicted, god would make happen.

~Shannon
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i used to believe that when the sun shines through gaps in the clouds the sunbeams were souls from graveyards going up to heaven.

Anon
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Upon seeing a red sky when I was younger, I enquired as to what it was that made it that way. My dad told me the clouds were on fire.

Anon
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Ever since I can remember, I always thought I could talk to the wind. If it was blowing hard, I would put my hands on my hips and say "Stop being so cranky!" and the like for different situations... Sometimes I'm still tempted to ;)

AirBender
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When I was young I thought that if it was raining here it was raining everywhere.

Dustin
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When I was in kindergarten our teacher was trying to explain that there are four seasons in each year, each three months long and starting on a set date, such as winter starting on December 21st. The thing is, this was in the Canadian prairies, which are hellishly cold, even for Canada, and I remember getting into a huge argument with the teacher because in reality, winter (at the least) started in mid-October and went until early April. I remember trying to argue that if October was really in the fall, why did we have to wear parkas over our Halloween costumes?

Kate Dalgleish
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When I was little, I used to believe you could actually touch the clouds and wanted to grab part of one and keep it in a box.

pamela
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I used to believe that, at night, snow and/or rain came from streetlights. I never took into account where I thought it came from during the day... but at night I was certain it came from streetlights.

Anon
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That when it rained it rain all over the world

Ann
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One day when I was in about 2nd or 3rd grade, The news was on the TV in the other room, and I heard the news lady say that there was a "weak tornado" in Kansas. Well I thought she meant a "week tornado". I was so horrified that there was a tornado that lasted for a whole week! The next day I told my mom again how I couldn't believe there was a week long tornado, and then she cleared it up for me. I was so embarrassed.

Anon
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when i was a kid i used to believe that the water drops was racing on the window when it was raining outside

Emeline
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On a dreary late winter day, my mother remarked that, "Spring is just around the corner." I was so excited! I ran down to the corner and looked down the side street, truly expecting to see sunshine, green grass and flowers.

Broadway Baby
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I used to believe that the clouds are like swimming pools.They are large white boats full of water in the sky.we can swim in them,and when we finish our swimming and go back to earth by plane.The water in the large boat leak from these large boats,they are rains!

piaopiao
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I used to love the wind in my hair and believed that the wind visited my hair the most because it loved me.
I then told my best friend that she was no longer my best friend and that the wind had taken her place.

Friendless.
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I used to believe that the wind was caused by trees so you could stop the wind by getting rid of trees.

Nira
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When I was little my parents told me tornadoes were afraid of water to keep me from having panic attacks when tornadoes came since we lived next to a lake. Freshman year, I was at my friends house and the tornado sirens went off. I told her not to worry because she had a pool in her backyard. Needless to say, I haven't heard the end of it.

Emily
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When it rained, I though that God was sad and he is crying. When there was thunder I thought he was SUPER angry and he was shouting and/or moving furniture in house (heaven) and when there was lightening, I thought he was really really mad and he is shouting so much he is spitting fire

Phili D
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When i was a little girl i used to believe i could control the weather according to my mood of the day.
For example when i was happy there was sun and when i was sad there was rain.
Till i found it is the opposite and that the weather was controlling my mood.

babygirlrcm
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When watching the weather forecast on television I was always confused with the summary, because I thought they meant it was summery, even in winter.

linda hurst
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