(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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Setting: Small Town
Protagonist is brunette.
Scene involving decorating/putting up a tree.
Baked goods.
Protagonist and love interest have a misunderstanding.
Christmas
Love interest is a widow.
Protagonist gets attached to a child.
Women talking about love interest.
Small town business is in trouble.
Protagonist quits her job.
The protagonists parents are ill/dying/dead.
Christmas tree shopping.
Protagonist and love interest kiss on screen.
Weather causes problems.
Small hometown has 0 teenagers.
Snow
Everyone coming together to save the day.
The meaning of Christmas.
The small town setting is also the protagonists home town.
Town or tree lighting ceremony/festival.
Concerned parent or grandparent.
Christmas play/pageant/production.
Somebody doesn't like Christmas.
Somebody drives a truck.
Protagonist initially doesn't like love interest.
Strolling in town.
Protagonist has no life outside of career.
Love interest is a previous boyfriend/crush.
All houses are impeccably designed.
A scene take place in a bakery/coffee shop.
Not enough money for something.
Family run business.
Someone says something like, "It's different in a small town."
Love interest is just a hardworking country boy.
Protagonists job forces her to make an ethical decision.
Mentions or actual presence of Santa Claus.
Talking about somebody who has died.
People living in incredibly expensive houses.
Love triange.
"Do I go or do I stay?" scene.
Protanists current boyfriend is cold/doesn't appreciate her.
Sentimental gift.
Protagonist decides to stay in small town.
Protagonist and love interest bump into each other.