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“Deck the Halls”

  1. A traditional song of the Christmas season. It begins, “Deck the halls with boughs of holly; / Fa la la la la, la la la la….”



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Deck the halls with cozy fashion ephemera.

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Yes, everyone’s favorite meme-ified spot to get into the Halloween spirit is here to help you deck the halls this year as well.

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Some years ago, at a private Christmas party in a Park Avenue penthouse, Andolora accidentally shoved a porcelain Buddha with his foot during a spirited rendition of “Deck the Halls.”

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It includes Carolyn Jones, as Morticia, singing “Deck the Halls” to the accompaniment of shamisen and harpsichord and a closing group sing of “We Wish You a Merry Christmas.”

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The décor: Not a ton of holiday decorations on display — Matt is too depressed to deck the halls — but the array of brighter-than-brightly hued sweaters, knit caps and scarves worn by everyone in the cast is remarkably cheering.

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