We love stumbling upon new and exciting products Dr. Scholl's Rub Relief Strips.

Okay, it's simply a cool dispenser for moleskin, but it's so cool that it makes moleskin seem fresh and useful all over again.

This gave us a geniune WTF. Toe ties.

What are toe ties? Well, after some Google-image searching, we discovered they have something to do with hockey skates. And yet, friends, we do not recommend you bring these into the locker room with you.

Sassy shoes aren't just for grown-ups -- kids can get in on the action, too! IsaBooties offers comfortable, stylish, and eco-friendly shoes for the tiniest of tootsies. They are soft-soled baby shoes, and unlike anything you'll find elsewhere.

In case you've been in a coma and missed the five million "Strappy Sandal Roundup!" articles in the March issue of everything, it's toe time again.

And while you'll see tons of advice about pedicures, the glaring omission in all of these shopping guides is the very important -- medically necessary, if you ask me -- precaution: Foot lube.

You know what they say about women with big feet?

No, they don't say that, but good guess. What they say about women with big feet is that they have a hard time finding cute shoes in the right size. Coming from a family of tall women, this is a problem that is close to my heart. My poor mother, for instance, wears an 11. Most stores stop at size 10. (Sales clerks always suggest "comfort shoes" as an alternative, but thankfully she doesn't listen.)

But I have good news for the large-footed amongst you. The on-line retailer, Barefoot Tess sells sassy flats, pumps and sandals up to size 13.

Some of my favorites:
Patricia Green's Tess Flat: Price $139
Converse All-Star's Low Cut: Price $35
Kate Spade's Lewis Heel: $195

Stylish footwear is not just for those who can squeeze into a Size 7. Big-footed girls want cute shoes too – and now they can have them!

I hate the way my feet look (think Barney Rubble), so the last thing I want to do in the summer time when feet go on full display in strappy sandals, thongs, and completely bare, is draw attention to them with sparkly, flashy accessories.

However, if you have a decent pair of peds, Branelli's makes accessories for the feet that are sort of like anklets, sort of like toe-rings. They wrap around the ankle and then attach to one of your toes, creating a "t-strap" effect if you wear them with sandals. You can also wear the Branelli's by themselves in your barefeet, making them a pretty way to dress-up a little for the beach.

Heck, now that I think about it, maybe putting something cute like Branelli's on my feet will make them look a little less Flinstone-ish.