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September is here....
For families with school-age children, that means: back to school! It can feel exciting or scary or both!
For new parents it can be that new stage of leaving Baby in a nursery or kindergarten or other daycare facilities. From personal experience that is more scary and tough than exciting!!
Parents are usually told to bring "the essentials" to the "gan" such as diapers, wipes, ointment, pacifier, blankets and favorite toy... Recently I met a few parents who told me Sophie the giraffe" was the favorite toy. That simply put a smile on my face!
And this past week, we all found out that Sophie la Girafe got more awards after being selected by parents in the US, in Singapore, in Malaysia... Earlier in the year it was in Australia, and I am sure I am forgetting others! 2017 has been so far a fantastic year for Sophie la girafe worldwide, being recognized for her quality both as a development Toy and as a teether. Bravo Vulli! Bravo Sophie!
and a huge thank you to all the parents, friends and families who put their trust in Sophie la girafe!
Meet Sofi HaGirafa in Israel! 55 years young! The ultimate teething soother with no phthalates or BPA... Buy from the one and only official importer in Israel: Hagamal Hanemeri.. www.sofi-hagirafa.co.il/
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Showing posts with label Thank you. Show all posts
Saturday, September 2, 2017
Thursday, October 28, 2010
The Giraffite's Newest Member
Hello everyone,
Please Help me Welcome our newest member Blandine to the club!^__^ . At first I was going to write "Victim" but that sounded too awful for such a fun syndrome!
Blandine from Montreal is now part of the "Giraffiters"... those whose heart and mind make them act upon seeing a Giraffe... and I confess: I am usually the happy recipient.
Remember that post? The Giraffite Syndrome?
Today Sofi Hagirafa recieved this cute Giraffe with apple and hearts straight from Canada:
Please Help me Welcome our newest member Blandine to the club!^__^ . At first I was going to write "Victim" but that sounded too awful for such a fun syndrome!
Blandine from Montreal is now part of the "Giraffiters"... those whose heart and mind make them act upon seeing a Giraffe... and I confess: I am usually the happy recipient.
Remember that post? The Giraffite Syndrome?
Today Sofi Hagirafa recieved this cute Giraffe with apple and hearts straight from Canada:
Merci Blandine
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Numbers numbers numbers....
12-06-2009, 04-27-2010, 22 , 1460 , 60
Nope, those are not the lotto winning combination--though you are free to try it!
As of today,
since December 6, 2009,
22 stores in Israel carry Sophie,
1460 visitors came to the blog
from 60 countries (and counting) ...
Sophie Ha Girafa has been travelling virtually and effectively almost everywhere through her blog and her visits to the stores in the north, south, east and west.
I am thrilled when I get the "alert" that a new country sent a visitor. I know it does not help me much to making Sofi Hagirafa a household name in Israel but I cannot help feeling simply happy at all those international visitors. Welcome Welcome! ^__^
More than half of you do come back to read more.... the others just happened to find us and left ^__^
In any case I am very happy to have such faithful readers for a tiny blog that moslty talks about Giraffes.
Sophie the giraffa ืกืืคื ืื'ืืจืืคื has also 100 friends on Facebook and seems to enjoy her page!
So from the bottom of my heart I really want to thank you, all of you, for your reading. It would make me very happy to get comments now and then but I understand: let me not ask for too much! ^__^
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Monday, February 8, 2010
Sophie ha girafa ืกืืคื ืื'ืืจืืคื is on Facebook
I am generally skeptical about Facebook. It is taking me a lot of time to let myself participate. I am one of those people who still prefer the offline exchanges. I joined FB 6 years ago for work purpose: finding out what those social networks were, what they did and how they operated. At the time everyone could access anyone and basically check on whoever they wanted. Obvioulsy I did not log in under my real name and even if it broke the purpose of Facebook, it worked for me. My friends knew my reticences, were still my friends online and offline and that is all I cared for.
But now I am using Facebook for Sofi Hagirafa. Sofi has her own page. It is a regular page. I sometimes wonder whether I should have done a fan page instead? I will try to make one for the cute Chan, Pie and Gnon instead.
As of today Sophie ha girafa ืกืืคื ืื'ืืจืืคื has some 80 friends.
Mostly from Israel, France and a few other countries.
It is pretty nice and amazing to see so many people from different walks of life getting together around Sofi the Giraffe. I know very few of those "friends" for real: some are colleagues, some are family (what better support than family!^__^), some are in hi-tech, some are artists, some are students and some are teens, some are mothers, some are dating, some speak Hebrew, some don't. But they all agreed to become friend with Sofi ha girafa ืกืืคื ืื'ืืจืืคื, and for all of them I want to say Thank you! Merci! Toda! because the little click meant a lot to me!
On Sofi's page on some days you can try guessing the location of her "sisters" somewhere in the world, you can learn fun facts, you can meet others who are as passionate about Giraffes as I have become!
There is the One Million Giraffes Club that Ola Helland, a 24 year old man, who works as a web-designer at Stavanger Aftenblad started to prove his friend Jรธrgen wrong. Feel free to send in your own giraffe as long as she is "hand-made". There are some great giraffes on the site! Some fantastic creativity! 26 411giraffes coming from the Middle East, some 26 391giraffes from Israel ... Ola has gathered 562 370 giraffes...437 630 more and 328 days left!
Then there is the charter for compassion also on Facebook. Both Sophie and I joined the fan page and I signed the charter. How can you resist!? It is so true, so right and so lacking nowadays on our tiny planet and as they say "the principle of compassion lies at the heart of all religious, ethical and spiritual traditions, calling us always to treat all others as we wish to be treated ourselves." That sounds so simple...yet it seems it is very complicated to practise.
I discovered it thru Sophie ha girafa and the message here "Giraffes, more than meet the eyes" mentionning that Giraffes are symbols for Non Violent Communication a global network of people and communities committed to living and teaching NVC to resolve conflict and meet the needs of all people."
See how one giraffe leads to another and this is just on Facebook! ^__^
There is a lot more to find out!
So I have to thank Facebook for all that I have learnt and gotten these past weeks.Through a famous tiny Giraffe teether called Sophie, my life is changing one click and/or one phone call at the time and so far I am enjoying it very much ( for the most part! hey! nothing is that perfect! ;) )
While thinking how to illustrate this post, the image of a door came to mind. Door can open or stay closed but we must then look for the window.. Isn't it how the saying goes?
And while mentionning door, this video of a dog who won't go through a screenless screen door is interesting. I wonder what the dog thought? superstition? habit?pure obedience? Anyhow he looks like a cute dog!
But now I am using Facebook for Sofi Hagirafa. Sofi has her own page. It is a regular page. I sometimes wonder whether I should have done a fan page instead? I will try to make one for the cute Chan, Pie and Gnon instead.
As of today Sophie ha girafa ืกืืคื ืื'ืืจืืคื has some 80 friends.
Mostly from Israel, France and a few other countries.
It is pretty nice and amazing to see so many people from different walks of life getting together around Sofi the Giraffe. I know very few of those "friends" for real: some are colleagues, some are family (what better support than family!^__^), some are in hi-tech, some are artists, some are students and some are teens, some are mothers, some are dating, some speak Hebrew, some don't. But they all agreed to become friend with Sofi ha girafa ืกืืคื ืื'ืืจืืคื, and for all of them I want to say Thank you! Merci! Toda! because the little click meant a lot to me!
On Sofi's page on some days you can try guessing the location of her "sisters" somewhere in the world, you can learn fun facts, you can meet others who are as passionate about Giraffes as I have become!
There is the One Million Giraffes Club that Ola Helland, a 24 year old man, who works as a web-designer at Stavanger Aftenblad started to prove his friend Jรธrgen wrong. Feel free to send in your own giraffe as long as she is "hand-made". There are some great giraffes on the site! Some fantastic creativity! 26 411giraffes coming from the Middle East, some 26 391giraffes from Israel ... Ola has gathered 562 370 giraffes...437 630 more and 328 days left!
Then there is the charter for compassion also on Facebook. Both Sophie and I joined the fan page and I signed the charter. How can you resist!? It is so true, so right and so lacking nowadays on our tiny planet and as they say "the principle of compassion lies at the heart of all religious, ethical and spiritual traditions, calling us always to treat all others as we wish to be treated ourselves." That sounds so simple...yet it seems it is very complicated to practise.
I discovered it thru Sophie ha girafa and the message here "Giraffes, more than meet the eyes" mentionning that Giraffes are symbols for Non Violent Communication a global network of people and communities committed to living and teaching NVC to resolve conflict and meet the needs of all people."
See how one giraffe leads to another and this is just on Facebook! ^__^
There is a lot more to find out!
So I have to thank Facebook for all that I have learnt and gotten these past weeks.Through a famous tiny Giraffe teether called Sophie, my life is changing one click and/or one phone call at the time and so far I am enjoying it very much ( for the most part! hey! nothing is that perfect! ;) )
While thinking how to illustrate this post, the image of a door came to mind. Door can open or stay closed but we must then look for the window.. Isn't it how the saying goes?
And while mentionning door, this video of a dog who won't go through a screenless screen door is interesting. I wonder what the dog thought? superstition? habit?pure obedience? Anyhow he looks like a cute dog!
Thank you Ron!
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