Who hasn't grown up in the United States watching the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade on television every year? To me, it wouldn't be Thanksgiving without the Macy's Day parade. Promptly at 9 am in the morning, eastern time. The television is tuned to the Thanksgiving Day parade (I'll probably dvr it, just in case I don't get up in time to see it), accompanied by the pleasant aroma of turkey and stuffing in the oven. The kids watch the Thanksgiving parade while waiting for the Thanksgiving dinner menu to be done at or around 1 or 2 o'clock. After Santa arrives in his sleigh on the television, it's time to eat some early Thanksgiving snacks. The annual Thanksgiving Day parade event in New York City was started by Macy's department store on Thanksgiving Day in 1924. The first of the annual Thanksgiving day parades in the area, however, occurred at the Bamberger's department store in New Jersey. The Macy's Thanksgivi...
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