Throwback

So, I found one of my notebooks from a few years back with some observational things, and because i never really read what I write, transcribing it could prove interesting, to me, if no one else.

This is written exactly as I' written it years ago. No editing for grammar, structure or punctuation.

Thoughts on Languages
May 2, 04

I don't think that there are so many different languages. I think that there is one master 'language' of meaning that represents names and words in out facts of language. If this theory (with no evidence) is true humans, animals, computers and any and everything on earth, in space, this reality and realm all speak the same language, but each has a different understnaidng of it.
One example of this theoryis between present-day-British-English and present-day-Northern-American-English. Take the flat, doughy, usually sweet treat Americans call a 'cookie'; go to England, Great Britian, and the same flat, doughy usually sweet treat and you'll find it may also go by the name 'biscuit' and not 'cookie--

I can't finish this...it's too idiotic. I don't even care what my point was then. And I couldn't spell Britain. This is about half of what I had from that night I assume. C'est la vie. I'll have something here later. After sleep.

Adios for now
:salute and bow:
Jasmine P.