Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Shawn MacKenzie, author of The Dragon-Keeper's Handbook. From Acadian shores to the Green Mountains, Northern New England is one of the most Dragon-rich regions in the lower forty-eight. Craggy outcroppings, forests full of game, and waters full of fish add up to idyllic habitats. The relative dearth of people provides a comfort zone that allows our fierce, fearsome friends to relax, keeping tabloid Dragon/human encounters to a minimum. This is my habitat, too. As the sap rises and spring’s blush licks the Long Trail, I begin counting the days to Dragon Watching time. Of course, for the observant cryptoherpetologist, Dragon-sign can be

There have been no formal studies regarding the number of tarot readers who have cats. However, informal observation leads at least one editor to believe that a majority of tarot readers own and/or love cats. For those of you who do, Lo Scarabeo offers two decks that might be of interest. The Tarot of the Pagan Cats, find out more HERE Tarot the White Cats, find out more HERE