If you could live in any era...

MorganGrayson · 10-28-2005

Chris...this is something that I've actually thought a lot about. Every time I do research for something I write I end up falling in love with a time period. As far as "living" in an era, I wouldn't choose any one but this one. There are many that I'd like to visit for a time, though. 19th century America, in many different areas of the country; Victorian England; North America before the arrival of the first Europeans; the first CroMagnan tribes to see how their society was constructed; the late 19th century when my greatgrandmother first stepped foot on American soil after a boat ride from Ireland.

The list goes on....
I'd always want to come home, though.

10-28-2005	#3
MorganGrayson None $100 for every ImLive sign-up Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 4,321	Re: If you could live in any era... Chris...this is something that I've actually thought a lot about. Every time I do research for something I write I end up falling in love with a time period. As far as "living" in an era, I wouldn't choose any one but this one. There are many that I'd like to visit for a time, though. 19th century America, in many different areas of the country; Victorian England; North America before the arrival of the first Europeans; the first CroMagnan tribes to see how their society was constructed; the late 19th century when my greatgrandmother first stepped foot on American soil after a boat ride from Ireland. The list goes on.... I'd always want to come home, though.

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