@Ian Aston (corv) Morven is also from Scotland, but she attended the University of Glasgow in 1799-1802. I'd love to make a character connection!

Morven will be there- she's especially eager for upbeat dances like the waltz.

Yes, please! (I'm on the first page of the Suitors Corner)

I want to play!

Update: This works, with some modifications. My first attempt was wax sticks with wicks on parchment paper. The wax melted slowly and got underneath the stickers. It went a little better with melting wax beads in a spoon, but I got sick of holding the spoon and overheating caused a lot of bubbles in the seal. The parchment paper was a failure. My second attempt was glue gun wax (highly recommend, it's so much easier) on a silicone mat. Success!

I like Notion because each of those characters has their own page where I can keep notes (how to address them, how I know them, rumors, stuff to mention in next letters, etc). Between the forums, chat, the newsletter, and actual letters, I needed a place I could collect my info!

I've got it all in Notion- a database with tags & checkboxes for characters another database for letter tracking, with detailed info & notes inside that.

@Duke James Richmond (Greg) Morven named hers Lord Byron!

Yes, please! I attended the pre-season luncheon, so I could have borrowed something there, if that's cool? Would you have had Sir Walter Scott's The Lady of the Lake or Robert Burns' Tam o' Shanter?

Personally I'd eagerly attend an OOC crafty and/or tea zoom thing. I would not be interested in IC zoom things.

@Countess Theodora "Theo" Monroe (Tessa) I'm also interested!

I think you're looking for @Lady Aurora Bethridge(Sam) ! https://www.romancingjan.com/forum/main/comment/6024ad4e45c0280017666007

Morven is recently arrived from the Scottish Lowlands, in case you want to bond over Scotland!

Skip to about 1 minute in! Seems to be a 'don't hold it still' technique! Alternately you can cut off chunks of the stick and melt them in a metal spoon like wax beads. How To Use Sealing Wax

Character Name: Miss Morven Blackwood Character Pronouns: she/her How to address you on envelope: Miss Morven Blackwood, Chandos House, Mayfair, London How to address you in letter: • Formal/Traditional: First mention is Miss Morven Blackwood. All later mentions are Miss Blackwood. Informal: First mention is Miss Blackwood. All later mentions are Miss Morven, Morven or nickname established via friendship. How to refer to you in writing: Same as above with formality/informality. Characters favorite/preferred color(s): Green (emerald or darker), red, navy blue

Morven was delighted at his attempt at charades and giggled a little too much! She'd only seen monkeys in books before, so she was fascinated.

That sounds lovely @Viscountess Charlotte Hughes

@ Duke James Richmond Morven was born 4/12/1784

I'd been thinking that Morven just had a birthday but I changed my mind! April 12th

I'm planning on either pouring the wax seals over some circle stickers I have, or using glue dots after the seals are made if that doesn't work. So the staff will need to apply my seals like a sticker, basically. You could also put something the wax won't stick to under the flap of your envelope/paper so that it looks like it's sealed, but is actually not.