Blog #17 (min. 1 paragraph)
The title of the piece suggests that strangers have sought permission to ask personal questions of the speaker. This implies that they want to learn something. At the end of the conversation, what have they learned about the speaker? How could the stranger start over and have a meaningful conversation in which to learn something worthwhile about one another? How can dialogue and conversation help improve our knowledge of one another? How can listening be a better skill than speaking?
The speaker has learned about native Americans, about great grandma it lover what they were. Ask what they are where their from and stuff like that. To explain and ask meaning ful questions and make sence and also stay on the same topic and not ask random question and not got back and forth doing that. They should just have no topic and if it leads to something else then it's ok because it fits the conversation. In this one they went back and forth and also was random and not same topics.
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