k&k episode 190 - the one where they argue about how early is too early to put up christmas decorations... and stuff...
In episode 190 we spend a considerable amount of time talking about when Christmas decorations should be put up (october? november? december? what do YOU think?), and we talk about some of the ways that people like to decorate their abode for Christmas. Katia does a toe update then asks Kylie if she can shed some light on the way Americans make phone calls in tv and movies. This leads us into a discussion of the way we communicate across the world has changed in the last couple of years, and we reveal the intern showdown that may be happening in episode 200, then Kylie tells us about her upcoming holiday to Normandy and we talk about some book signings we're going to this week.
This episode was brought to you by the word "un coup de fil" (a phone call).
We're going to a couple of book readings this week : David Sedaris at the Village Voice on November 6 2008 and Stephen Clarke at the Abbey Bookshop on November 7 2008.
k&k episode 189 
omg katia, i've noticed this forever too, and i don't understand it either. it's definitely not normal in ksam's america. i mean, how hard it is to write a "good bye" into the script??
La Fauxvaisienne 
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Christmas decor: not until after Thanksgiving! One holiday at a time is key. Last year my roommate and I left our tree and other decorations up until May, partly out of laziness, partly because there was no where to put the stuff, and then too because we were in college and it was pretty cool.
Phone calls: I noticed it when I started watching DVDs of tv shows. Its the most annoying thing!!!
Christmas trees: My dad has a Christmas tree lot and sells them at Xmas time and he starts the day after Thanksgiving all the way until Christmas Eve!
Phone call hanging upness: My Irish friend had also remarked upon this and I never had until she told me. Katier, I don't think it's really true except for rude people?
I AM COMING, PEOPLE!!! Tickets are bought!! I'm thinking for the throwdown maybe a sing or dance off?