Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade Bingo for 2021 | Free Activity Sheet

When I started making these cards a few years ago, as far as I know, I was the only blogger making bingo cards for the parade with photos. Low and behold, another blogger is doing these now. 

I was inspired while watching Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade with my mom and kids at her nursing home. My mom is gone, but they still want to play! And, when we do stop creating these, someone else will be out there to share bingo cards. Until that happens - we made 2021 bingo cards! 

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New traditions are scary... but, nothing can keep us from playing BINGO on Thanksgiving!

I've had several emails wondering if we would be making these this year and to that, I say, "THANK YOU!" 

We started a few years ago while watching the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade with my mom at her nursing home. My mom is gone, but they still want to play!

The line-up, pictures, and descriptions can be found on Macy's website.

Totally worth looking at the website - so many fun facts!

Each card has Santa and Tom Turkey. Hopefully, no boxes repeat. But, my eyes go crossed a little making them.

Photos are not mine and I pray every year that Macy's won't sue me. This is not a sponsored post. It's a labor of love.

Download your free bingo printable cards here!  

Images are not mine and this is not a sponsored post.

To Blog or Not to Blog, the Kids Have the Answer.

I've been writing this little blog on and off for about ten years now. TEN. YEARS.

It's hard to believe so much time has passed. It seems like nothing at all.

After taking almost a year off. I think it's time to come back?

My kids are a little bit older now - 15 years-old and 10 years-old. And, my son's best friend is still hanging out with us. She's pretty much one of the family, too. I started to wonder if they would even want to be included in the blog anymore. 

Part of my reasons for stopping is they had enough of our adventures. They were thrilled to spend the two weeks of Christmas break doing nothing but playing on their computers. 

And, then it happened. They asked if I would start again. They even hinted that they want to be part of the process. 

With all that's going on in the world, it might be a good family activity. Or, a colossal fuck-up.