sep 29- Write about something that you believed as a child.

 Response- Something I believed as a child was Santa. I used to think he was a real person and bought all my presents.

Summary- As I got older I eventually figured out on my own that it was fake and my parents were really the ones getting me gifts on Christmas.

Reflection- I think that as children they're very gullible and naive so they tend to believe what they're told. That used to be me.


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