Cookies
There is no tracking cookie. The pages do not set one, and they do not read one.
No tracking cookie
A tracking cookie would exist to remember that you came and to report that fact onward. This journal does not do that.
Nothing in the browser is asked to record the visit. When you leave, the pages have not left a marker behind.
No language cookie
This is a language-less static site. English is the only language, so there is no choice to save.
A language cookie would remember a switch. There is no switch. The pages do not set a cookie in order to pretend there is one.
Nothing is stored
I store nothing. No name, no visit, no preference, and no cookie on your machine.
The pages are text and pictures. Reading them does not open an account, because there is no account to open.
Your browser's own history
Your browser may keep a history of addresses you typed. That history belongs to the browser. I cannot see it, and I do not ask for it.
A letter you choose to send is mail, not a cookie. Mail is a different matter, and it exists only if you write. The privacy page is where I say what I do with a letter.
No script is involved
These pages do not run scripts. A cookie is not being created by the journal while you read.
If some other tool on your computer stores something during a visit, that tool is not mine and I have not asked it to act. The journal sets nothing and reads nothing.