THE EXPLANATION FOR THIS POST IS SIMPLE: I just couldn’t help myself. Yes, we have the all-girl version here (a Christmas tradition on The Sister Project) but oh boy, this “alt” version is pretty swell, too, isn’t it? Welcome to the sisterhood, Bing Crosby and Danny Kaye.
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Uh oh, big sister. Have you noticed that one of these sisters has your hair color, and the other has mine? Just call me Danny from now on, Bing.
I love this! Thank you! Danny Kaye was my childhood hero.