Brian said -  " (A Devon accent with a slight Australian twang!)"

I would Love to hear you speak!! ---- from one who speaks East Midlands
English (Bedford area) overlaid with a bit of Aussie!!!  :)

I was at your talk on the Lace of the Robber Barons, and was totally
enthralled by it, Devon. Many thanks for a wonderful evening (at an IOLI
Convention - was it Denver, 2005 perhaps?)

I go with the "Whatever sounds right" when it comes to this sort of query.
English is so complex that I think both are correct - in their particular
context.
Your last paragraph, Devon, sums it up "spot on", I think.

I hope you will be at the forthcoming convention, and that we can meet
again. I am really looking forward to that week, and meeting friends again -
new ones as well as old ones.  I got my first choice of class, too - Gold &
Silver Early Lace with Gil Dye. Yippee!!!
It should be very interesting, as I love those early laces, - but I usually
make them in the modern way, so it will be nice to learn the Original way of
doing things.
I hope we get to add spangles, too!!!!!

Regards from Liz in Melbourne, Oz.

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