Sophie's cute record, a domed bitch and tassel, posted on her owner's Twitter • Plus her family picked up Sophie 13 times • Strange or exciting? Decide with them

Sophie's family celebrated her 12th birthday this week via the network. This is, of course, a ritual that has had quite a bit in recent times in light of the Corona epidemic, but with one particularly significant change - Sophie is a bitch, and it was a "Bar Mitzvah" ceremony.

Sophie did a great job reading from the Torah and we're all so proud of her pic.twitter.com/mCuwrAUL9Y

- Rachel Paige (@rachmeetsworld) April 19, 2020

Rachel Paige, the owner, or if you want Sophie's mom, shared the surfers on her Twitter account at the joyous ceremony. Sophie was standing on a penthouse wearing a blue cap with a Star of David and a small blue cloth on her shoulders. In another picture, Sophie stands next to the Pentateuch as a menorah as well as a number of dollar bills given to her as a gift for the exciting and important day.

Since Shabbat mitzvah, or rather the "Barak Mitzvah" is celebrated on Passover, Sophie was also documented with a matzah package, so that guests would have a stage to dine on later in the event.

Because the Mitzvah broke or, more accurately, the Bar Mitzvah was celebrated on Passover from the other side of Sophie, a complete matzah package was also placed so that guests would have a stage to dine on later in the event. Rachel Page, who belongs to the Reformed community in the United States, later raised the finale with her partner 13 times in the air, as is customary at birthday parties, to the voice of Jewish-Israeli tune that has become a hit in the world - let us cry.

"Sophie sends you in response to all their congratulations: Hubb, Hubb," wrote Rachel Page, editor of the Marvel website. "She is delighted with all the messages, telling you to hug your favorite people and also asks that you take care of yourself and share your hands well to be protected."

Ending Sophie's wonderful bark mitzvah with a little Hava Nagila !! pic.twitter.com/uLxxX37O3c

- Rachel Paige (@rachmeetsworld) April 20, 2020

If you think this is a bizarre event, you're probably not alone, but the network got excited despite the interesting lair. The tweets in the background have won nearly 50,000 likes and pabrots and over 4,500 shares.