> On my own choice, I felt that there were not enough ‘Z’s in everyday writing, and that it was too good a letter to ignore. This made me smile, thanks! As a B

> On my own choice, I felt that there were not enough ‘Z’s in everyday writing, and that it was too good a letter to ignore. This made me smile, thanks! As a Brit I've always liked that English is very well described, but as equally is open to individual interpretation and expression. I've personally tried to carve out my own wee expressions and twists over the years and wish to encourage my daughter to do the same when her time comes... my only concern there is how that will play with her English teachers!