The full moon (Luna), the coyote/wolf head (howling at the moon) and the Fool making shadow puppets all made me think of acting loony. I'm so task oriented and focused on "herding cats," that I often forget to let loose and have fun with the folks I'm around. Life can quickly become a grind for me as well as my companions if the only goal I have is getting from "here" to "there" without any enjoyment along the way. The deck's booklet encourages me to live life with a "playful sense of adventure" - wise words from a Fool.
The Don Juan card made me laugh; at my age, I don't think of myself as a seductress. But if I expand this card's meaning, I can look at the ways I try to entice people to get what I want. It's easy enough to do if you know what motivates them, but it's not necessarily the honorable way to go about doing things. There is a 12 Step phrase that says "attraction rather than promotion," which means seeing visible results speaks more eloquently and persuasively than a sales pitch. If I want people to participate in my parade, I should take the Fool's advice and have fun while I'm marching along.