When making great conversation, it helps if you are very cute (which typically means you have feathers).
Reason being, regardless of species, beings just tend to pay more attention to your words when there is eye candy to look at too.
But there is also an art to conversation itself.
For instance, you want to make direct eye contact so your conversation partner knows you are really paying attention.
You also want to use welcoming body language to encourage the other being to share more.
And of course offering compliments is always a great way to keep the conversation flowing.
So far this is a great conversation. I’ll just use “direct eye contact” to keep the dialogue flowing.Now I’ll display some “welcoming body language” to show my appreciation.A bit more “welcoming body language” never hurts – especially since my conversation partner has cute “eye candy” to look at too!And now – for the piece de resistance – I’ll throw in some “compliments.”
Author: Shannon Cutts
Co-Author: Pearl Cutts
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And we love it. And you tell us you love it. Yay!
But if you would like to “pass the waffles” (or the mealworms, or the salmon) and gift your favorite flock member with a tasty treat, our beaks are wide open and grateful! 🙂
You are so amazing Pearl that anyone would love to have a conversation with you.
Awww – thanks Auntie Windy! 🙂