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[jeakat24]

I was wondering this too! I have come to the same conclusion that loladelorean has, but I'd really like someone to confirm this/set us straight!

Great trip report, I was waiting for you to finish it and I must have missed the final part until, I always get confused to where exactly I've read to, probably because I love to read every single report!

[LilysDad]

DD = Dearest or Darling Daughter
DH = Dearest or Darling Husband

Shorthand often used by female forum posters especially. Originated in the US on forums that were predominantly female-only and allowed posters to refer to their families without using names.

[littlemermaid83]

DD= Darling Daughter

Or on some Disney forums

DD= Disney Daughter

[loladelorean]

DD = Dearest or Darling Daughter
DH = Dearest or Darling Husband

Shorthand often used by female forum posters especially. Originated in the US on forums that were predominantly female-only and allowed posters to refer to their families without using names.

I'm so happy to finally know what this means!! On other forums (not Disney ones) I've sometimes seen women use "OH" when talking about their husband - anyone know what this means?!
Thanks to both Lilysdad and littlemermaid for helping me out with this lol

[littlemermaid83]

DD = Dearest or Darling Daughter
DH = Dearest or Darling Husband

Shorthand often used by female forum posters especially. Originated in the US on forums that were predominantly female-only and allowed posters to refer to their families without using names.

I'm so happy to finally know what this means!! On other forums (not Disney ones) I've sometimes seen women use "OH" when talking about their husband - anyone know what this means?!
Thanks to both Lilysdad and littlemermaid for helping me out with this lol

OH= Other Half
SO= Significant other
LO= Little one


Confusing i know  :lol:

[loladelorean]

DD = Dearest or Darling Daughter
DH = Dearest or Darling Husband

Shorthand often used by female forum posters especially. Originated in the US on forums that were predominantly female-only and allowed posters to refer to their families without using names.

I'm so happy to finally know what this means!! On other forums (not Disney ones) I've sometimes seen women use "OH" when talking about their husband - anyone know what this means?!
Thanks to both Lilysdad and littlemermaid for helping me out with this lol

OH= Other Half
SO= Significant other
LO= Little one


Confusing i know  :lol:

Wow thank you so much, I've felt very stupid for months not knowing, and this is the only forum where people are friendly enough that you can ask!
Now I can use them woohoo

[jeakat24]

and this is the only forum where people are friendly enough that you can ask!

So true!

[mattboywonder]

Great trip report - fun reading and lots of great pix.  Shame about the rudeness you experienced though.  If people want the best view of the parades, they should get there early enough!