Poor poor kitty cat.. did the conversation go flat for you?.
Oui oui.. Mon Cheri the art of conversation is dying a slow death..
. How to keep someone on the edge of their seat ..keep them hooked on every word that rolls off your tongue..
Keep them intrigued with you.. yes the art of conversation... is dying just as surely as the chicken with his head cut off is going to die.. sure sure it might run around flapping its wings !.. making a bunch of noise..hmm. well I guess its not making a bunch of noise..
.. after all it no longer has a head..lol..
But it is dead just like this conversation..lmao..xo

OK,.. maybe I was expecting too much..perhaps I am a better speaker with the written word or with a face to face meeting and need to work on my own conversation skills.. but I was asking questions and getting one or three word answers..and again, maybe I was asking the wrong questions..oh well, onward and upward..

I was asking questions and getting one or three-word answers.

No offense to Adivorcedone but drives me more nuts than a terse voice call is when people insist on texting a long, involved interchange, taking hours when only minutes were needed, and all during this time both hands are occupied. It'd be cool if the extra time to think about what we were saying led to more thoughtful communication but this is very rarely the case.
Text if you have just a quick message. Speak if you want to have a conversation.
I feel better now.