How are you today?
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Georgiagranny
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@Kadee I think I won't grizzle today 
Got up at the buttcrack of dawn to make sausage, egg and cheese biscuits so that DSIL will have one (or two!) to take to work and one for whoever is working with him today. His center is hosting a tournament this weekend so he has to go in before the rooster
crows.
Today is the day the temp starts going down in a big way. It rained last night and brought a cold wave with it. Frost tonight
.
Almost everything is cleaned up in the garden. DD still has things to do in hers so I guess I'll give her a hand. Beyond that, no plan.
Y'all have a great day of rest.
Got up at the buttcrack of dawn to make sausage, egg and cheese biscuits so that DSIL will have one (or two!) to take to work and one for whoever is working with him today. His center is hosting a tournament this weekend so he has to go in before the rooster
crows.Today is the day the temp starts going down in a big way. It rained last night and brought a cold wave with it. Frost tonight
.Almost everything is cleaned up in the garden. DD still has things to do in hers so I guess I'll give her a hand. Beyond that, no plan.
Y'all have a great day of rest.
BJintheUK
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Wish I knew what all these TLAs (three letter acronyms) mean, such as DD, DSIL, and so on. They're not even three letter, are they? But I still don't quite understand what they mean. I suspect the DSIL is either the daughter or son in law, but can't be both of course. I also suspect the DD is the husband, but not entirely sure.
Regarding grizzle, I'm sure most Americans know what a grizzly bear is. It's the same root as grizzling. Anyone with a bad temper, or fed up and having a whinge or a moan, will understand what grizzling is, it's just the verb from the adjective 'grizzly'.
Regarding grizzle, I'm sure most Americans know what a grizzly bear is. It's the same root as grizzling. Anyone with a bad temper, or fed up and having a whinge or a moan, will understand what grizzling is, it's just the verb from the adjective 'grizzly'.
hearlady
Homebody
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- N Carolina
DD is dear daughter, DH is dear husband. Yeah, it gets confusing. 
DHH
New Member
SIL could be son-in-law or sister-in-law. It gets really confusing if they have a unisex name like “Jesse.”
Then there‘s the “D.” I’ve ever only seen “DH” for “Dear Husband,” never just “H.” What if you’re mad at him? Come to think of it, I don’t think I’ve ever seen “DW.”
If you write, “DD and SIL,” will it cause a fight in the family because you didn’t call the SIL “dear”?
Then there‘s the “D.” I’ve ever only seen “DH” for “Dear Husband,” never just “H.” What if you’re mad at him? Come to think of it, I don’t think I’ve ever seen “DW.”
If you write, “DD and SIL,” will it cause a fight in the family because you didn’t call the SIL “dear”?