Tales of an aspiring deductionist

 So, for fun, I started writing a book. It`s very Sherlock Holmesy. I got my own little twist on it by adding some attributes from The Mentalist. That is because in my three favourite shows there is both BBC Sherlock AND The Mentalist. The third one is The office but the no. 1. I implemented some, but not so much of my attributes.  It is basically a blog. The personal blog of Timothy Coates. It plays after he went trough a rough break-up and starts to solve crimes (or document them) with his roomate and friend Arthur Cene. I`ve already got some of the first case where a machanic is killed because a client that robbed an ATM left some of major evidence against him in his car, that he gave to the machanic for surveillance. I`ve got he majority of the part before the first case.  Also I`ve been planning to go outside into the city today because I want to practice some of my methods. Speaking of methods, I think I can read clothes now. The method I basically about checking the most streche

 A few days ago I saw a person that looked interesting to me, and because everyone on the internet was saying to me that I should practice, I started deducing and I didn`t get so much. I found out from attire that he must have been doing something sporty. He had his left hand in his pocket so he left his right, dominant hand to do something else. Lastly, he had some mud on his socks. That meant that he came there with a bike. NOT that it was an older sock because it rained that day. Also, I`ve been watching a lot of youtube on this topic. I also read an essay too from a young woman around my age. One of those youtube videos taught me how to observe a person. Starting from the shoes, going up to the knees then up to the jacket and it`s shoulders, back to the hands and lastly, the face. Then you simply run over the whole person again, from the data you gathered, create three or so theories and from those 1 greater picture of the person. I practice almost everyday but in passing deduction