for me, it's the extremes that make not want to read. way to detailed of descriptions. i don't want to be able to make architectural plans with description nor do i want the simple, he was a boy. the biggest bug-a-boo that will get me to stop reading, no matter if the story is good, is the line spacing. sentence on top of sentence, is a killer. oh and change the characters names with in the same chapter.
awww JayT, i could never forget you. you and i had some great late night chats. every time i see my poet banner, i think of you and your hand in me wearing it. you are never far from my thoughts and prayers. you have more people that care about you than you know. i'm never far, even if all you want is a distraction.
thank you, thank you, @BlindAmbition ! i have so been looking for the difference between a review and a comment. this was so helpful. i tend not to leave either because mine always sound so pathetic. i'm working on leaving more.
i know nothing about the the stuff you mention except for the cataracts. when i had mine done, i was the youngest patient my doctor ever operated on. i had just turned 40. it is very easy and quick! i was so terrified by the surgery, that i had put it off for 2 years. man, i was sorry i did that. so hugs and i hope things settled down for you. the music stuff sounds so cool.
do you have a favorite? my favorite was a two pumpkin job. the large pumpkin was an owl sitting on the outside of a window with square window panes. the smaller pumpkin, was of a witch at her caldron, brewing something. i cut the bottom of the large one and slipped it over the lit, smaller one.
~moggy