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When I Was Little,I Used To Believe Clouds Were Candy Floss
At the time I thought the moon was made of cheese and with oceans of cheese
When I was a child, I used to believe that clouds were solid and that you could walk on them
When i was young, i used to believe that the smoke coming out of factories created clouds.
One day, on the road i sow a factory where there was smoke coming out and my older brother said to me "Look it's a factory that creates clouds in the sky", and he made me believe that every day when when we pass in front of the factory.
But one day i asked my mother a question "if the factory no longer works there will be no clouds ?" and my mother told me that my brother had told me was not true and that it was a joke.
I belevied this joke for two years !! Todays i feel so stupid to have believed that.
When I was young, I used to believe that the french words "brouillard"( fog) and "gruyère" ( a french cheese) were the same words because of their prononciaton.
So, I used to believe that the fog was gruyère. So, When I went outside and there was fog I hold my breath because I didn't went to have cheese in my lungs
I don't know how I discovered the truth, but now I find my reaction really stupid, cute and funny.
When it rained, it rained all over the planet simultaneously
when i was young i used to think the moon was following un in my car, i also tought we were travelling with the moon. One day
i learn about the movement of the moon and i understood That was verry stupid.In hindsight ,i would have liked it to be true.
When i was younger,i used to believe the moon followed me when i was all aboard
When I was younger, I used to think shooting stars were aliens in need.
I used to believe that the moon was made of biscuit and flour.
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