The moon follows you
This section contains beliefs all on a common theme: The moon follows you. Show most recent or highest rated first or go back to outer space.I used to believe that when I run, the moon runs with me. I said my older sister to run and see if it would follow her, but as I was standing still, it didn't move... I told her "the moon doesn't wana play with you" and felt so sorry!!
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Walking at night my 4-year-old daughter kept staring at the moon above the trees. "I think the moon's following us," she said. "Papa, you stay here." She walked about 100 feet, staring constantly at the moon.: Then she stopped and called out, "Papa, come here!" I did, while she kept gazing at the moon. Then she said,"No, it's not following us. It's only following ME!"
i used to believed the moon fallowed me whenever i was in the car..
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I used to believe that the moon followed me everywhere I went.
I used to think the moon was following me.
when i was little, my dad used to take me for evening rides in his motorbike quite often. and every time i looked at the sky and if i saw the moon, i would wonder why it was following us. i observed this for sometime before i asked him: "dad, why does the moon follow us all the time?!"
i used to think the moon followed me because i could always see it at night
I used to believe that the moon followed me and my family everywhere we go. You can imagine my surprise when I told that to a friend and she said that it followed her too. how can the moon follow me and her at the same time if we're not together?
I used to believe the moon was following me. When I was in the second grade, I was taught a little about the moon, but still didn't believe it.
You know when you move around at night, look at the moon, and it looks like it's moving? Well I saw this when I was about 7 and thought it was following me personally and plotting against me... 0.o
when i was little my mom would try to keep me busy while driving home in the car at night by telling me to look out the car window and watch the moon follow us home. i thought the moon actually moved along with the car for the longest time, and it made sense since the moon was there when we would get home.
I used to believe the Moon followed me because Jesus was driving it. I thought he was in the center of the Moon, and he could see me. I cried out of fear every time my family went driving at night until I was 8.
when i was really my dad would give me an invisible string and said he tied it to the moon which is why it always followed us, every nught when we where in the car he would take a paaper bag and say heres a star string throw it out the window and a star will get stuck to it
I used to (and still kinda do if I'm real bored on car trips) That the moon followed me. I would somtimes get frusterated that I couldn't follow it. That it was always following me, but never the other way around. I felt kinda special though. I would sometimes try to "trick" it, to see if I'm really that special that it wants to follow little old me around!!!
I used to believe that the Moon would watch over and follow me to protect me.
i used to think the moon was following me home, flying just above the trees....
I thought the moon followed our family when we went on road trips.
When i was little i used to think the moon fallowed my moms car as we drove down the road. I never understood why it would be following our car.
when I was 5 years old, I thought the moon was always following me wherever I go. Many times I tried to run fast but then I can still see the moon behind me, as if it's trying to race me or something. And then I tried to walk slow. Yeah it's still behind me. Then I tried to walk at different paces.
I was so naive!
When i was about 2 i was sitting in my car seat staring out the window. It was late one night and all of a sudden my mom said i started crying non stop so her and my dad pulled over and they said i was looking at the moon, my mom told me later i was upset cause i thought the moon was following me home.
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