What's your favourite perfume? I don't much like modern perfumes, they all seem to smell much the same and are very musky. My favourite ever perfume, the one I wore on my wedding day, was "In Love" by Norman Hartnell, but it was discontinued years ago and can't even be found on ebay. I have a tiny little phial of it stored away and have a sniff of it now and again--can't use it as it's irreplaceable! I wish it could be reissued. I'd buy it like a shot.
Girls grammars in the 60s (and beyond)
Concerns re: my granddaughters weight
Favourite small treat when feeling blue or conversely a bit flush
I always get my Channel No 5, from the points redeemed on my Boots card, takes a while I must admit but lovely getting a bottle of their Eau de parfum without paying 
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