This was one of the best Pantheacon events ever. I heard estimates of between 2,500 and 3,000 people in attendance. Here is my experience... First, I had been quite sick. My cold was primarily coughing. No fever. No nausea. But for someone who was going to be speaking, this was a disaster. Plus, coughing is exhausting! I kept thinking, "I'll be better in a day or two," but it didn't happen. I finally broke down and went to a doctor. I received a steroid inhaling treatment and prescriptions for antibiotics and two inhalers. By the day before traveling to the Con, my cough was decreased but not gone. I was also using two heavy cough medicines (one from a previous prescription), cold meds

This card usually features a charioteer, a chariot, and two creatures. There are variances, though. Sometimes the charioteer holds the reins; sometimes he does not. Sometimes the chariot has wheels, and others, it does not. Sometimes the creatures are moving; in other images, they sit still. Despite all of those possible symbolic representations, it is generally considered a card of progress, of moving forward, of movement. When this card comes up, I rely on the image to direct my interpretation. In this card, from the Legacy of the Divine Tarot, there is obvious power and movement. The charioteer appears to have control of the two creatures (each with their own agenda, it