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Learn how to walk gracefully in high heels at the High Heel Shoe Museum, which offers 20 great tips plus an instructional video. Much of it may seem self-explanatory to many of you, but for those of us who tend to live in flip flops, UGGS and Chuck Taylors, the advice probably saved us a twisted ankle or two. Be sure to check out the Shoe Tube while you’re there – you may not care about Facebook but we know you’ll want to see what everyone’s got on their feet.
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