Does anyone have a Sophie the Giraffe you can loan me or sell to me used? I realize these giraffe/squeaky toys lose their use after teething ends so am hoping to find one gathering dust at someone's house that I can bring to Ethiopia to woo Baby D with.
US: "Looky here D - oooh, a squeaky giraffe you can chew on!"
D thinking to self: "Um, isn't that a dog toy? Why are they trying to impress me with a dog toy?!"
US: "No, we swear. It is THE toy to have in France if you are a gummy drooling baby."
Sounds ludicrous I know, but look it up online. It is beloved by the littles far and wide. And I saw one in action last week. I'm impressed.
Still don't want to spend $20+ on one. And I have one week to figure this out. So if yours is not chewed to pieces and is gathering drooly dust somewhere please let me know.
~A
Every tree limb overhead seems to sit and wait, while every step you take becomes a twist of fate.
Up on the watershed, standing at the fork in the road...
Up on the watershed, standing at the fork in the road...
If you are new to our adoption blog please take a moment to scroll down to the archives at the bottom of this page and start with July 2009 post "Watershed."
5.05.2010
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- Me. Us. She.
- J and I have been married for almost 15 years. We have shared many adventures and a lot of watershed moments. In 2009 I began blogging and in 2010 we adopted our daughter from Ethiopia. In March of 2012 we began the process to adopt a little boy from Haiti. This blog follows the many twists and turns on the road to our two children and beyond.
We have two. PM me your address and I will put the cleaner of the two in the mail!! (JK - they are VERY easy to clean and disinfect -- just don't get water in the hole or it'll lose its voice!) Enjoy!
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