The little things are the hardest to remember, not only to put into the story but to remember what they were! My book on writing says it's a good idea to start each day going over what you've done so far by keeping a journal of anything new, and also the main outline.
When we were in the Pergamon (and in a museum in Conimbriga, Portugal in 2007) I saw grooming tools from very early times! Things like combs & brushes and scissors have not changed over all this time! They must have had shaving stuff always... ;)
Thank you! It's more exciting to write fantasy than anything else,I think! :)
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Date: 2012-09-01 01:22 pm (UTC)When we were in the Pergamon (and in a museum in Conimbriga, Portugal in 2007) I saw grooming tools from very early times! Things like combs & brushes and scissors have not changed over all this time! They must have had shaving stuff always... ;)
Thank you! It's more exciting to write fantasy than anything else,I think! :)