WAF - I really feel for you - I remember when DD was waiting for her Oxbridge result - it felt a little like this (and I was only the mother). Would it be worth ringing the agent? - she may be able to give you some clues.
I want to see Fantastic Beasts too - sounds like a good plan for next weekend.
Mrs W - well done for stepping away from the clutch bag - I am still eyeing a £500 green suede jacket from Gerald Darel. I told myself I'd get it if I passed my French exam but I just cannot justify it - I've never ever spent that much before on any item of clothing and this is definitely a fashion item.
Cords - they seem out of fashion this year - Boden should stop trying to be trendy and just do their bootleg cords in a lovely array of colours like they used to.
Cos - the models on the site look dreadful but I like what I see in the shop - more for DD1 who is tall with a fab figure than for me though. I shall await her return and go to Galerie Laf with her (this is where Cos is in Paris).
Crem - I do hope you're feeling a little better. I think I'll steer clear of HRT for the time being as I seem to be OK on the whole, although have felt a little weepy at unreasonable things this week - like parents wanting their child to go up a reading level when their child is not ready (usually I just negotiate this one and make them see reason).
Has got very cold very suddenly here - minus one this morning - braved walking in the forest with friends though as it was sunny. Have also been shopping for stocking presents for the DD's. Have got them Heat Tec t shirts from Uniglo, a pair of fancy socks each; a pair of shorty knickers each; a face mask each and then I forgot the chocolate money damn it!
I have had to choose a biography for Book Club - we go by topics - I ordered Romantic Outlaws about Mary Wollstonecroft and Mary Shelley - it is rather longer than I thought coming in at 540 pages