And If my socks were mismatched, I’d feel off the whole day - it’s not the colors, it’s the texture.

What it means most likely is that where your upper and lower legs come together at the knee, yours fused at a slight angle. This probably happened at some point in your childhood when your limbs were still plastic.

It also means that you should be extremely careful of your knees, because this can put extra stress on them with certain types of activity–anything that is going to hold your feet at and angle different from what they want to do naturally, such as skiing, can cause achey knees.

I also don’t run because of this. But that’s okay because I much prefer to walk for exercise than run anyway.

So basically, it probably means you should take extra care with your knees, and that’s generally good advice anyway.

I tried to catch you before you responded. Take a look at this morning’s post.

I’ve done what I’m going to do; I hope you’ll enjoy it.

By the way, I’d recommend whatever insurance you can get against torch-wielding mobs and/or supernatural incarnations of wrath circa the 9th century B.C.