There is a moon outside my house tonight.
Granted, it is only a skinny sliver, but it is there.
Mine too. Just to its left is a small star which is actually the planet Jupiter and higher up and a bit more left is a brighter star which is the planet Venus.
I went to look and I can see them!! 
Edit: I dragged Mr Yogi out to see them too.
Haha! ^^^^ So can I
Haha! ^^^^ So can I
I'm excited, can you tell?
Nah, not really 
Nah, not really
I've calmed down now.
Although these three objects can be seen fairly clearly there is, in fact, a lot of pollution in the sky, as hardly anything else can be seen.
Nah, not really
I've calmed down now.
What did Mr Yogi think then?
Wonder how Renton's getting on. Hope he doesn't get distracted and forget to go to work. 
Although these three objects can be seen fairly clearly there is, in fact, a lot of pollution in the sky, as hardly anything else can be seen.
I love looking at the stars but I've never been able to identify what I was looking at, until tonight.
Is astronomy a hobby of yours, Fluffy?
Nah, not really
I've calmed down now.
What did Mr Yogi think then?
He was quite impressed.
Although these three objects can be seen fairly clearly there is, in fact, a lot of pollution in the sky, as hardly anything else can be seen.
I love looking at the stars but I've never been able to identify what I was looking at, until tonight.
Is astronomy a hobby of yours, Fluffy?
Yes, I love looking and identifying and how things can look different depending where in the sky they are and which stuff is always in our northern hemisphere and which stuff is only sometimes seen because it dips below our horizon and how your latitude affects how much you can see. I even enjoy looking at stuff that can only be seen in the southern hemisphere.
What did Mr Yogi think then?
He was quite impressed.
About how bright they were or that you could tell him what they were?
Although these three objects can be seen fairly clearly there is, in fact, a lot of pollution in the sky, as hardly anything else can be seen.
I love looking at the stars but I've never been able to identify what I was looking at, until tonight.
Is astronomy a hobby of yours, Fluffy?
Yes, I love looking and identifying and how things can look different depending where in the sky they are and which stuff is always in our northern hemisphere and which stuff is only sometimes seen because it dips below our horizon and how your latitude affects how much you can see. I even enjoy looking at stuff that can only be seen in the southern hemisphere.
It sounds really interesting, and your enthusiasm is infectious.
What did Mr Yogi think then?
He was quite impressed.
About how bright they were or that you could tell him what they were?
Mostly, the latter.
it often shines through our bedroom window
I like the night sky app on iPhone, you can always see where the moon is