(And I know that my first thought on getting a diamond would be "Do you know where it was mined?" which isn't terribly romantic.)
Daniel is well aware of my geeky preference for the exceptionally cool lab-grown diamonds that have been developed in recent years. I could be wrong, but I think he is just as enthusiastic about the superlative niftyness of synthetic diamonds of that high a quality.
Ooh. How about a ring with a stone made from an Orb of Thessela? You could say, "My soul's in there."
Hmm... Now I wanna buy a "Promise to Give You a Promise Ring Ring."
How about a "Promise Promise Promise Aw Heck The Word Has Lost All Meaning Ring"?
How about a "Promise Promise Promise Aw Heck The Word Has Lost All Meaning Ring"?
Yeah. How about an "I Like You. Plus the Boinking is Nice" ring? Or maybe a "I think I love you so what am I so afraid of? I'm afraid that I'm not sure of a love there is no cure for" ring?
"I Like You. Plus the Boinking is Nice" ring?
aren't those called "cockrings" ?
Or a ring made from a fossilized walrus penis bone? [link]
Seen below is a portion of a fossilized Walrus penis bone that sold today at auction for $8000... This marvel of nature, some 4.5 feet long, was purchased by the holding company that owns the Rilpey's Believe it or Not! Museums.
Skipping to the end to say:
Best part about looking at the moon through your new telescope? Watching it move out of your view, and having to chase it across the sky.
Also? Sharing it with random passers by.
We have a moon?
When I was a kid, I tried to look at the moon with my telescope, but I could never get it in view. Needless to say, I never found Jupiter or Saturn either.
That's probably why I never became an astronomer.
Tuesday morning, there is a total eclipse of the full moon. First total eclipse visible in the SoCal area in four years. The weather looks to be good that morning (knock wood), and I plan on watching.