— 1-ai_studio_code.txt —
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– The writer consistently misspells “February” as “Febuary”.
– “Here” is misspelled as “HEAR” in the heading “HEAR I AM!”.
– The first image is written entirely in block capitals, while the diary entry uses standard sentence case.
– The inside cover features a taped insert with printed text and handwritten phone numbers in red ink.
— 2-ai_studio_code.txt —
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– Consistent use of ‘+’ for ‘and’.
– Spelling quirks preserved exactly as written: “critise”, “alot”, “peru”, “earing”, “recieved”, “there” (for their), “Hungry” (for Hungary), “catalist”, “immergrants”, “Angelys”.
– Repeated words preserved exactly as written (e.g., “of each of each”, “up up”, “the the”).
– Clear, legible cursive with occasional flattened ‘m’/’n’ forms.
— 3-ai_studio_code.txt —
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– The writer spells “magic” as “Magick” consistently.
– “Grovsner” appears to be a phonetic spelling of Grosvenor.
– “Weston favel” is likely Weston Favell.
– “N’pton” is used as an abbreviation, likely for Northampton.
– Ampersands (&) are written somewhat like a plus sign with a loop.
– The handwriting is generally clear, with a slight rightward slant and consistent letterforms.
— 4-ai_studio_code.txt —
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– Spelling quirks: “ect.” is written instead of “etc.”
– Letterform challenges: The initials “BA” in “Mum + BA” are slightly ambiguous but appear to be B followed by A.
– Formatting: Includes a clear strikethrough deletion (_crossed out: Next I went I_).
– The text flows continuously from the left page to the right page mid-sentence (“We just / kissed”).
the next file is 16
— 5-ai_studio_code.txt —
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– “thismorning” is written as a single unspaced word on the left page.
– “this – morning” is split across a line break with a hyphen on the right page.
– “draggin” is written without a terminal ‘g’ or apostrophe.
– The text flows continuously from the bottom of the left page (“I came”) to the top of the right page (“to sleep it off.”).
– A clear paragraph indent occurs on the right page at “Just now well,”.
— 6-ai_studio_code.txt —
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– “tommorrow” is misspelled with a double ‘m’.
– “hear” is used instead of “here” in the phrase “too expensive hear!”.
– The writer uses a shorthand “t” for “the” in the phrase “get in t bath”.
– “err” is written as a filler word in “London, err in Brixton.”
– A physical insert of two identical “FOODLAND” price stickers is taped to the page before the date heading.
– The text flows continuously across the page breaks, which have been merged into continuous paragraphs.
next file is 20
— 7-ai_studio_code.txt —
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– Spelling quirks preserved exactly as written: “diazapam”, “tommerow”, “Tut Tut” (instead of Tuk Tuk), “weather” (instead of whether), “to” (instead of too).
– Strikethroughs are present and transcribed using the requested format (e.g., _crossed out: s_).
– The writer uses a distinct “M.O.Z” sign-off under the date heading.
– Capitalization is occasionally erratic mid-sentence (e.g., “Fan”, “Bath”, “Re-enter”) and has been preserved.
the next file is 25
— 8-ai_studio_code.txt —
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– The writer uses “AA” and “Po” as names or initials for the girls met.
– “there flat” is written instead of “their flat”.
– “120B” likely refers to Thai Baht.
– “AA OO” appears to be a name or initials, with an unclosed parenthesis following it: “(AA’s sister, and 2 other girls.”
– The handwriting is generally clear, cursive, and written in blue ink on lined paper.
the next file is 30
— 9-ai_studio_code.txt —
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– The writer uses “there” instead of “their” (“there place”).
– Several red ink drawings appear across two pages, including yin-yang symbols, flames/teardrops, a chalice, and a sword.
– A specific symbol sequence is drawn before a dream entry: four stars, a right-pointing arrow, and a circled number 1.
– Proper nouns like “kentucky fried chicken” and “pattaya” are written in lowercase.
– The name “Chang chai” appears.
– The abbreviation “AA” is used repeatedly.
the next file is 35
— 10-ai_studio_code.txt —
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– The writer consistently misspells “interrupted” as “interupted”.
– The writer uses initials for people, such as “AA” and “OO”.
– There is a distinct shift from blue ink to red ink starting at “Date: Thursday 4th March”, which the writer explicitly notes is due to losing their other pen.
– The word “at.” at the end of the first page appears to be missing an ‘e’ (intended “ate”).
– The writer uses an upward arrow “↑” to indicate a previous thought or interruption.
the next file is 40
— 11-ai_studio_code.txt —
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– Spelling quirks preserved: “dodgey”, “alot”, “interveiw”, “Diazapam”, “Maco Polo”.
– The word “?kitted” in “we kitted down” is slightly ambiguous but transcribed as written based on letterforms.
– The abbreviation “hrs” in “4 hrs sleep” is written somewhat ambiguously but contextually clear.
– Punctuation is erratic, with multiple full stops and missing commas, which have been preserved exactly as written.
— 12-ai_studio_code.txt —
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– Spelling quirks preserved: “diazapam”, “masterbated”, “tommorow”, “aswell”, “interveiws”, “polution”, “alot”, “definately”, “icecream”.
– Grammatical/word quirks preserved: “None one” (instead of No one), “caught of” (instead of caught off).
– Flagged word: “?seeing” in the phrase “get to be ?seeing I haven’t slept” – the handwriting is slightly ambiguous here, possibly intending “seeing as”.
– The writer uses “B.” and “115B.” to denote Thai Baht.
– The text ends abruptly mid-sentence at the bottom of the final page.
— 13-ai_studio_code.txt —
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– Spelling quirks preserved: “trapsed” (traipsed), “diaroeah” (diarrhea), “payed” (paid), “Au revoire” (Au revoir).
– Symbols: A drawn heart is transcribed as [Symbol: heart].
– Flagged items: “Mood ?1.2” is slightly ambiguous, could be “1.Z”.
– Formatting: The first page begins in red ink and switches to blue ink at the “Date: Monday…” entry.
the next file is 55
— 14-ai_studio_code.txt —
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– The writer spells diarrhea as “diarroha”.
– “Nonthaburi” is spelled phonetically as “Non-tabury” and later “Non Tubery”.
– The writer uses “alot” as a single word.
– The ampersand (&) is written somewhat like a plus sign with a loop.
– “Oo to” is written instead of “Oo too”.
– The mood rating “1-7” is slightly ambiguous and could potentially be “1/7”.
the next file is 60
— 15-ai_studio_code.txt —
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– The writer’s lowercase ‘p’ often looks like a capital ‘P’ (e.g., “peter”).
– The writer uses “magick” with a ‘k’, consistent with occult/esoteric spelling.
– The name “Sunee” is clear, a common Thai name.
– “OO” appears to be a name or initials.
– “160B” refers to Thai Baht.
– The writer occasionally capitalizes words mid-sentence for emphasis (e.g., “Engaged”, “American Men”, “ANY”).
the next file is 65
— 16-ai_studio_code.txt —
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– Spelling quirks preserved: “Veitnam”, “Interupted”, “alot”, “to” (instead of too).
– Formatting: The writer uses a mix of lists, calculations, and narrative paragraphs. Calculations on the first page include a boxed “VISA” and crossed-out numbers.
– The final image is written sideways on the page, continuing the narrative without a clear date heading.
the next file is 70
— 17-ai_studio_code.txt —
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– The writer uses a distinct, somewhat rounded cursive style.
– “Suntree” is a recurring name, sometimes appearing as “Sun”.
– “Mai pen Rai” is a Thai phrase meaning “never mind” or “it’s okay”.
– The writer frequently uses exclamation marks and underlines for emphasis.
– The text flows continuously across page breaks, which have been merged as per instructions.
the next five is 75
— 18-ai_studio_code.txt —
:
– “ect.” is written instead of “etc.”
– “Ben eye?” is a phonetic spelling of the Thai phrase “Pai nai?” (Where are you going?).
– “afterall” is written as a single word.
– “Diazapam” is a misspelling of Diazepam.
– The writer uses “L-” as an abbreviation for Location in the header.
– The handwriting is generally clear, with a slight rightward slant and consistent letterforms.
the next file is 80
— 19-ai_studio_code.txt —
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– Spelling quirks: “Tommorow” / “tommorow”, “payed”, “Deptarture”, “Alanka”.
– Formatting: The word “hair-cut” is split across two pages in the original images but has been merged here for continuous reading as per the line break rules.
– Inserts: The final three images contain physical items taped into the diary, including a hotel sticker, a handwritten phone number, and a doodle of a pig.
the next file is 85
— 20-ai_studio_code.txt —
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– The diary pages consist almost entirely of taped-in memorabilia (drawings, notes, business cards) from the author’s time in Thailand.
– The name “Chan chai” is spelled “Chon chai” on the first page and “Chan chai” on the second.
– The handwritten note from a friend features idiosyncratic spelling (“ALON”, “FReiN”, “FRiND”) and capitalization.
– The business cards contain printed Thai script which has been transcribed exactly as it appears.
– The final page features vertical writing in the right margin alongside the business card.
the next file is 90
— 21-ai_studio_code.txt —
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– The writer’s “g” in the red insert text closely resembles a “d”, transcribed as “?give”.
– “did’t” is written without the “n”.
– The diary pages are heavily populated with taped inserts (business cards, drawings, boarding passes, receipts, and hotel brochures), with the handwritten text wrapping around or referencing them.
– Thai script on the business card has been transcribed as visible.
the next file is 95
— 22-ai_studio_code.txt —
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– The pages consist almost entirely of taped-in ephemera (hotel key card holder, receipt) and notes written by other people.
– Misspellings in Yasmin’s note (“hapiness”, “fourtune”) have been preserved exactly as written.
– The signature on the torn lined paper is highly stylized cursive and has been flagged as “?Nataya”.
– Thai script on the printed inserts has been transcribed and translated into English as per the rules.
– The author’s own handwriting appears only on the fourth image, written in blue ink with clear, legible letterforms, and has been merged into a single continuous sentence.
the next file is 100
— 23-ai_studio_code.txt —
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– The diary contains multiple physical inserts taped to the pages, including a restaurant receipt, a bank receipt, a handwritten note with directions, and yellow pages clippings.
– The handwritten note on green paper contains Thai script, which has been transcribed and translated.
– The writer’s handwriting is a clear, legible cursive.
– Punctuation quirks include an unnecessary apostrophe in “eye’s”.
the next file is 105
— 24-ai_studio_code.txt —
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– The writer frequently tapes in physical memorabilia (receipts, tickets, notes, maps) which have been transcribed inline.
– Spelling quirks include “tommorow”, “Hospited”, and “bee” (for be).
– The handwritten note from a friend features erratic capitalization and crossed-out corrections (“CHecK”, “NIghT”).
– The handwriting is generally legible cursive, with some flattening of m/n/u/v forms.
the next file is 110
— 25-ai_studio_code.txt —
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– The first word on the left page is slightly ambiguous, transcribed as “?love”.
– The writer uses the spelling “magick” with a ‘k’.
– Thai phrase “Mai Pen Rai” is capitalized and clearly separated.
– Handwriting is loose and cursive, with some flattening of m/n/u/v shapes, but generally legible through context.
this is the end of the book