... you try to budget your peanut butter and/or jelly when making a PB&J.

... you play online games and never spend any in-game money.

... the car you drive has over 200k miles on it.

... you fight the urge to lecture someone who buys a brand new car.

... you know what JD, GRS, and DR acronyms abbreviate.

I'm not going to say which one applies to me, but that is a great list.

You forgot "rationing the hot cocoa powder to 2 tsps. instead of 3."

Oh, wait, that's if you're a GRS *writer.*



Sandi

OMG! I'm normal! Other people do things that I do too!

Wait ... what does JD stand for? I just know him as "JD Roth."

John Dorion? No, that's "Scrubs." Jimmy Dean? Jack Daniels?

Hat’s off. Well done, as we know that “hard work always pays off”, after a long struggle with sincere effort it’s done.
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lincoln

Cute post.

But, what is DR for? Dear Reader? Debt Reduction? Doctor? And while I'm at it, do people mean Dear Husband for DH? (This is how I've always read it, but sometimes it doesn't quite fit.)

DR = Dave Ramsey (?)

I "budget" my pb & j only because of the calories.

But I am trying to "save up" for the "goat's head" guitar in Rock Band 2.

I interpreted "DR" as "Dave Ramsey" but it's just one interpretation.

Let's start expanding the list!

* You capitalize "Stuff"

DH = dear/darn husband, depending on context!

I've always thought DR = Dave Ramsey.

Is JD = JD Roth? Huh. Maybe these acronyms aren't that clear....