Dealer 19 always has something in her showcase that makes us laugh when we are out Let's Shop shopping. Wimpy is a fine example. No, he is not eating turkey but he is eating the All American meal, a burger. And he is a rare bird himself. Priced at $250 for this wonderful chalkware piece.

Yes, we are fixated on food right at the moment, so when this pumpkin paper decoration came into view during our shopping trip, we immediately thought of pie. We love pumpkin pie. But back to shopping. This paper pumpkin would look pretty darn cute on any Thanksgiving table. Dealer 79 has it for only $10

We saw these footballs in Dealer 82's space and immediately thought of all of the televised football games we watched after the Thanksgiving meal. It probably would be better for us all to throw the football (i.e. exercise) around then watch those big guys on the telly but traditions are a good thing. These footballs are priced at $14 and $20

We tend to forget about the "thanksgiving" part of this holiday. So when we saw this praying Madonna it gave us pause. And that is a very good thing. Dealer 38 has this piece priced at $18

No, he is not picking his nose. Shame on you. But that's what we thought the first time will looked him over. And he has a twin. These are the most fabulous gnomes we have EVER seen. Word on the street is they came from San Diego via Europe. No, they are not cheap. Dealer 99 has them priced at $250.00 each. But where do you ever see something like them? At Stars of course. That's why we shop here.

Everywhere you look these days, coral & sea shells. They are a BIG decorating item right now. Dealer 99 has a good display of both coral and shells at good prices.

Not right now but just stack these vintage picnic baskets up in the corner or use them for a side table like we have all seen in the decorating magazine. Dealer 99 has a nice stack of them at really good prices. Get stacking.

Folk art is one of our favorties. Dealer 99 seems to have quite a bit of it right now. We thought these turkeys were just quaint and quirky enough to work for a Thanksgiving decoration. They were probably from a shooting game of some sort. Priced at $35 each.