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Meet Bama, my four-legged boss. I work long hours, and Bama's daily mission is to remind me that walk time is not negotiable. But some days, I just can't keep up with her zoomies. So, I had this little 3D figure made — her ‘desk double.' Now, while I'm buried in meetings, this mini Bama sits beside my laptop, wagging an imaginary tail and making sure I don't forget who's in charge at home. It's not quite the same as playing fetch, but at least she's always here keeping me company — and silently judging my snack choices.

Being a grandpa means you get to spoil your grandkids in ways their parents never expect. My grandson Eli has been doodling the same blue T. rex for months — big teeth, tiny arms, and that grin only a kid could imagine. I found this thing called Grid and typed in his dream: 'a blue T. rex toy from a child's drawing, about 5 inches tall.' The computer showed me a perfect match, and I ordered it right away. Come Christmas morning, Eli tore open the box, eyes wide, and whispered, 'It's him.' I'll never forget that smile. Pure magic.

Some people get flowers. I got the Alabama 'A' — and honestly, it was better than a bouquet. The moment I opened the box, I let out the loudest 'ROLL TIDE!' my neighbors have probably ever heard (sorry, Carl). My kids swear I scared the dog, but I was too busy planning where this beauty would live — kitchen, living room, or maybe strapped to the front of the minivan for game day. Now, every time I see it, I'm reminded that being a mom is great, but being a mom AND a die-hard Bama fan? That's legendary.

I've been a fan of him since the days when their concerts were in tiny halls and we all knew each other's names. Now the whole world knows his voice, but to me, he's still that humble guy who waved at us from the stage like we were friends. For his latest tour, he wore this unforgettable red-and-black outfit — bold, confident, and so him. I wanted to capture that moment forever. With Grid, I described the costume, his pose, and that iconic peace sign. When the 3D figure arrived, it felt like holding a little piece of history in my hands.

Meet Bama, my four-legged boss. I work long hours, and Bama's daily mission is to remind me that walk time is not negotiable. But some days, I just can't keep up with her zoomies. So, I had this little 3D figure made — her ‘desk double.' Now, while I'm buried in meetings, this mini Bama sits beside my laptop, wagging an imaginary tail and making sure I don't forget who's in charge at home. It's not quite the same as playing fetch, but at least she's always here keeping me company — and silently judging my snack choices.

Being a grandpa means you get to spoil your grandkids in ways their parents never expect. My grandson Eli has been doodling the same blue T. rex for months — big teeth, tiny arms, and that grin only a kid could imagine. I found this thing called Grid and typed in his dream: 'a blue T. rex toy from a child's drawing, about 5 inches tall.' The computer showed me a perfect match, and I ordered it right away. Come Christmas morning, Eli tore open the box, eyes wide, and whispered, 'It's him.' I'll never forget that smile. Pure magic.

Some people get flowers. I got the Alabama 'A' — and honestly, it was better than a bouquet. The moment I opened the box, I let out the loudest 'ROLL TIDE!' my neighbors have probably ever heard (sorry, Carl). My kids swear I scared the dog, but I was too busy planning where this beauty would live — kitchen, living room, or maybe strapped to the front of the minivan for game day. Now, every time I see it, I'm reminded that being a mom is great, but being a mom AND a die-hard Bama fan? That's legendary.

I've been a fan of him since the days when their concerts were in tiny halls and we all knew each other's names. Now the whole world knows his voice, but to me, he's still that humble guy who waved at us from the stage like we were friends. For his latest tour, he wore this unforgettable red-and-black outfit — bold, confident, and so him. I wanted to capture that moment forever. With Grid, I described the costume, his pose, and that iconic peace sign. When the 3D figure arrived, it felt like holding a little piece of history in my hands.

Meet Bama, my four-legged boss. I work long hours, and Bama's daily mission is to remind me that walk time is not negotiable. But some days, I just can't keep up with her zoomies. So, I had this little 3D figure made — her ‘desk double.' Now, while I'm buried in meetings, this mini Bama sits beside my laptop, wagging an imaginary tail and making sure I don't forget who's in charge at home. It's not quite the same as playing fetch, but at least she's always here keeping me company — and silently judging my snack choices.

Being a grandpa means you get to spoil your grandkids in ways their parents never expect. My grandson Eli has been doodling the same blue T. rex for months — big teeth, tiny arms, and that grin only a kid could imagine. I found this thing called Grid and typed in his dream: 'a blue T. rex toy from a child's drawing, about 5 inches tall.' The computer showed me a perfect match, and I ordered it right away. Come Christmas morning, Eli tore open the box, eyes wide, and whispered, 'It's him.' I'll never forget that smile. Pure magic.

Some people get flowers. I got the Alabama 'A' — and honestly, it was better than a bouquet. The moment I opened the box, I let out the loudest 'ROLL TIDE!' my neighbors have probably ever heard (sorry, Carl). My kids swear I scared the dog, but I was too busy planning where this beauty would live — kitchen, living room, or maybe strapped to the front of the minivan for game day. Now, every time I see it, I'm reminded that being a mom is great, but being a mom AND a die-hard Bama fan? That's legendary.

I've been a fan of him since the days when their concerts were in tiny halls and we all knew each other's names. Now the whole world knows his voice, but to me, he's still that humble guy who waved at us from the stage like we were friends. For his latest tour, he wore this unforgettable red-and-black outfit — bold, confident, and so him. I wanted to capture that moment forever. With Grid, I described the costume, his pose, and that iconic peace sign. When the 3D figure arrived, it felt like holding a little piece of history in my hands.

Meet Bama, my four-legged boss. I work long hours, and Bama's daily mission is to remind me that walk time is not negotiable. But some days, I just can't keep up with her zoomies. So, I had this little 3D figure made — her ‘desk double.' Now, while I'm buried in meetings, this mini Bama sits beside my laptop, wagging an imaginary tail and making sure I don't forget who's in charge at home. It's not quite the same as playing fetch, but at least she's always here keeping me company — and silently judging my snack choices.

Being a grandpa means you get to spoil your grandkids in ways their parents never expect. My grandson Eli has been doodling the same blue T. rex for months — big teeth, tiny arms, and that grin only a kid could imagine. I found this thing called Grid and typed in his dream: 'a blue T. rex toy from a child's drawing, about 5 inches tall.' The computer showed me a perfect match, and I ordered it right away. Come Christmas morning, Eli tore open the box, eyes wide, and whispered, 'It's him.' I'll never forget that smile. Pure magic.

Some people get flowers. I got the Alabama 'A' — and honestly, it was better than a bouquet. The moment I opened the box, I let out the loudest 'ROLL TIDE!' my neighbors have probably ever heard (sorry, Carl). My kids swear I scared the dog, but I was too busy planning where this beauty would live — kitchen, living room, or maybe strapped to the front of the minivan for game day. Now, every time I see it, I'm reminded that being a mom is great, but being a mom AND a die-hard Bama fan? That's legendary.

I've been a fan of him since the days when their concerts were in tiny halls and we all knew each other's names. Now the whole world knows his voice, but to me, he's still that humble guy who waved at us from the stage like we were friends. For his latest tour, he wore this unforgettable red-and-black outfit — bold, confident, and so him. I wanted to capture that moment forever. With Grid, I described the costume, his pose, and that iconic peace sign. When the 3D figure arrived, it felt like holding a little piece of history in my hands.