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SOMETHING TO TALK ABOUT

I’m losing my skill of conversation. I’ve had a hard time having decent conversations with friends while out or during chat. This was more evident than ever last night when I was left alone with one.

My mind would go blank at times when I’d try to think of starting a conversation. Sometimes when I’m talked to, I’d simply reply with “cool”; nothing really substantial. Have I run out of things to talk about? Is there nothing else I can say? All this now makes me wonder; have I become boring?

TITLE: SOMETHING TO TALK ABOUT – BONNIE RAITT

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