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The Name Era

The day she became Auntie, Mimi, Grandma — a title worth wearing.

Saturdays, season openers, and the word you yell from the bleachers.

A first name, stitched before they can read it.

Small stitched extras that finish the gift.

The wreath, the season, and a monogram on the ribbon that ties it.

Spooky season through Christmas morning — stitched with their name on it.

Caps with a word that means something, for the market, the game, the porch.