Hmm, just make sure they are not nutty first before checking out the Gift Guide. You can find discounts and bargains on flashlights, microscopes, binoculars and astronomy gadgets. There is even a personal planetarium / GPS sky guide for identifying celestial objects.
Myself, I can identify celestial objects just by drinking too many beers and looking up. My accuracy may be a bit off, though. Perhaps one of these gadgets could help. And a sky map. I don't think "that big squiggly bit there" really counts as identifying celestial objects.
I'm going to stop talking now.
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Only way to identify celestrial objects swaying in global hues of pink and glitter is after a few beers or glasses of wine or both. No I haven't been drinking yet? I don't think so anyway, maybe I have, maybe I haven't, maybe the Aliens made me do it........arrrrrrrr.
ReplyDeletekawichic - don't mention the aliens!!! They are watching us right... now...
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