For the golf playing sneaky drinker in your life—the Golf Club Drink Dispenser. Yes, it looks like a real club, yes it's actually a 54 fluid oz. automatic drink dispenser for making drinks on the links. A battery-operated pump serves hot or cold beverage at the touch of a button. And you can blame it for your crappy game. $99.99 at Sharper Image.—Jessica Hargest, intern

(Image courtesy of Sharper Image.)

For the kid—that likes to be a kid. I love love love the entire Nova Natural Toys + Crafts catalogue—a company based out of Vermont. There is everything from henna kits ($35) and microscopes ($24) to soldier tunics ($42) and silk wings ($29.) Many items are manufactured in the USA, some are certified fair trade or produced out of certified organic materials. It's the kind of items that will last for generations.—JED 

(Little Sailboat, Portable Playhouse, and Skye's Range from Nova.)

(Well, no one said it had to be in order.)

For the sparkley tween in your life—Monkton local Eliza Graham's snow globe rings. The simple concept—mini snow globe with personalized message—has been making the national rounds: the Today Show, Cool Mom Picks blog, and Life and Style magazine. The Glam Globes adjusts from size 4 to 11 and a portion of the $19.99 proceeds go to a good cause—The Jimmy Fund, The Humane Society or Big Brothers Big Sisters. glamglobes.com. —JED

(Images courtesy of Glam Globes.)

For the farmer's market diehard—a Sac à Baguette Porto bag by Baltimore local Marybeth Shaw. Her newest version—in a deep raspberry color—is the perfect "dump" bag—for pickles, veggies, and cheese at the market (or gym or park.) It's $299 price tag buys you a heavy-duty 18 oz. cotton canvas bag with black leather trim, burgundy water-resistant coated lining, all metal hardware, zippers and pulls, and an extra strength snap. Sold locally at The Store Ltd. —JED

(Photo courtesy of  Sac à Baguette.)