So, if we keep with the theme of Grammar and the English Language and how it pertains to the PicAPillow and Molly Made this, we might learn something. You remember alliteration, don't you. Maybe in fifth or seventh, (thought I was going to say sixth, didn't you?) you were learning how to write a poem, a grown-up real poem,not the roses are red kind of poem. The English teacher, who you loved or hated, taught you all about this.
Examples; Cute, cautious cat. Boring Bad Brother, Wind whistling through the willows. We are definately improving.
When I went to choose the name for the new product I went for the repetitious "p" sounds. PicAPillow. Just sounds good.
Blog name," m" sounds, well because I am Molly. Molly Made This. Maybe it should be Molly Made More? Is there an edit button somewhere?
When I named the new commitee for The Chamber of Commerce, I stuck with the "p" theme again.
Promote Your Penninsula. Extra bonus, an acronym... But, that is another Enlish lesson.
So, moral of the story (I sense a nother English lesson in my future) when you are looking for a new tag line, or Blog title, or name for a product or IF YOU ARE ACTUALLY GOING TO WRITE A POEM, try this illiteration thing, it might just fit the bill.