Re: Dot your eyes and cross your feet

Posted by Steve E on June 14, 2005

In Reply to: Re: Dot your eyes and cross your feet posted by bob on June 13, 2005

: : "all for you to dot your eyes and cross your feet"

: : It sounds like "to dot your i's... but why feet????"
: : Thanx

: Because your fingers are already crossed. (Hint: it's a little joke.)

I believe the expression is: 'to dot your i's and cross your t's'. Meaning to make sure all is in order and completed and checked out before you proceed. Example: "This is a very important meeting Jim and you'd better make sure to dot your i's and cross your t's before you speak."

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