Wiggle Your Toes Day --

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Dr. Nancy Sax is an expert on feet analysis. Here's what she has to say about you and your toes:
  • Second toe larger than the others: You are dependable, conservative and you keep your emotions in check. You do well in the fields of medicine, banking and science. You're a good provider but don't expect any fireworks.
  • Big third toe: Hot headed, unpredictable, and a temper that can go off at any time.
  • Big baby toe: You're an eternal kid, always joyful and easygoing.
  • Long toes: Your are the thinkers of the world. Authors, philosophers and great world leaders have long toes.
  • Little toes: Timid yet not one to be backed against the wall. You can push it, but don't push it too far.
  • Wide feet: These are the hard workers of America with strong family values and ties to the church and community.
  • Narrow feet: Shy, quiet type who don't like to draw attention to themselves.
  • Webbed toes: Fun! These people are the life of the party and make great salesman and entertainers.

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