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It was quite late for such nonsense, haha.
Hmm, I can't remember exactly right now. Different ideas at different ages.
Language! Language. Languages!
I'd walk around the house and talk with my lips pursed and cheeks puffed out. "Ooo! Yoo pfudumol dootsky yizik!", and I'd spend the whole day puffing my cheeks.
I had about ten of these "languages" based solely on the way sounds were produced, but unfortunately, I only remember the "dootsky" one. I don't remember what the others were like at all, and I can't even imagine it.
But I also invented a more sensible language! And I called it Danish. At the time, I didn't know that a language with that name actually existed, and I just made up the word.
I invented an alphabet (it had about forty characters), and sounds that don't exist in any language. Some of them were just stupid – for example, a growl, haha. Apparently, my ancestors spoke with these sounds. The ancestors who lived thirty thousand years ago, haha.
I also really liked a certain sound at the time, made by sticking your tongue out of your mouth, similar to "uyel" or something. The first letter of the alphabet – a spiral – represented this sound.
And the first phrase I said in this language (after which I started inventing it) was "[uyel]an yan tu, ende berak," which translates to "I have a plunger, and it's big" :D
Once, I took a small orthographic dictionary-booklet (I was just lucky that I didn't know about the Ozhegov dictionary in the apartment at the time) and started writing down all the words in a notebook and writing their translations.
Of course, I didn't get past "ab~" and didn't memorize anything.
And in general, I didn't finish any of those numerous "projects" (there were really a lot of them, maybe up to a hundred) that I started doing as a child