not Rousseau but John Locke

Dear [Name]; The other day when I told you about the "Tabula rasa",I said that the original user of it as an educationai term was J.J. Rousseau, who was a French writer. But it turned out to be John Locke, who was a prominent English philosopher and educator. I had mistaken! Honestly speaking,at that time I wondered for a moment whether the initiator was Rousseau or John Locke, but without confirming it,I had said it. Having been uncomfortable with this, I searched out it was no other than John Locke. I regret to my imprudence. My memory power is obsoleted! I am very sorry, Lei.

Hi Ms. [Name]!!! How are you doing?! I read your letter about this one. It's okay, I understand. I tried to search for Tabula Rasa and it was both connected with Rousseau and Locke. I am more familiar with Locke though. ^^ Thank you so much for clarifying this and for the effort. I miss you Ms. [Name]!!! Take care!!! Lei J     Dear [Name];The other day when I told you about the "Tabula rasa", >>Remember the day I told you about the "Tabula Rasa"? I said that the original user of it as an educational term was J.J. Rousseau, who was a French writer. >>correct^^ But it turned out to be John Locke, who was a prominent English philosopher and educator.>>correct^^ I had mistaken>>I was mistaken! Honestly speaking,at that time I wondered for a moment whether the initiator was Rousseau or John Locke, but without confirming it,I had said it. >>correct^^Having been uncomfortable with this, I searched out it was no other than John Locke. I regret to my imprudence. >>Being uncomfortable with this, I searched about it, and the author was no other than John Locke. I apologize my for my imprudence.My memory power is obsoleted! >>My memory is getting obsolete.I am very sorry, Lei. >>correct^^