For all of us who have enjoyed our Mother’s Love! Here’s to you Mom! By popular demand, we’re now sharing guides for the previous week’s logo contest! Every Friday, scroll to the bottom of the post to review last week’s guide and see if we managed to stump you. A Mother’s Love A mother’s love […]
If you know me, you know I’m a “partly sunny” kind of guy – always seeing the positive open opportunities ahead (especially with my “impossible” golf shots from the woods – “don’t worry, I got this!”). That positive outlook is shared by my gang here at KHT, always encouraging each other to find the “sunny” […]
One of the goals we strive for here at KHT is to be the “best” at what we do. Whether it’s working together to solve your PIA (Pain in the @%$) Jobs!, providing great customer service, consistently delivering on time and on budget, or just being a bright spot in your day, we all work […]
Whatever lifts your spirits, brings you hope and fills you with the miracle of Easter— that’s what I’m wishing for you. Have a blessed Easter! How did you do on last week’s logo contest? Check out our logo guide for the “Ornamental Lawns” post here!
As we began to plan the plants and landscape designs for the spring and season, one thought popped into my head by my sister Peggy (she was even gracious enough to send me a link!) – Who are the people pulling plastic flamingos out of their shed? Scattered throughout our communities, and often part of […]
So, what’s in a name, and how does it apply today? Curious, I did a quick search on my last name, Kowalski, and lo and behold, it fits in with what my team and I love to do every day – getting up early and staying late to solve your PIA (Pain in the @%$) […]
With everything going on across the country, and all the changes in Washington, a friend of mine used the term “a circus” to describe all the events, attractions, daredevils, tightrope walkers, big animals, and more. It made me laugh, and also think of all of us managers out there “with a big hat and whip” […]
Yesterday we were treated with the spring equinox, when the sun’s warmth and light fall unequally on the northern and southern halves of the planet. During the equinox, the Earth’s axis and its orbit line up so that both hemispheres get an equal amount of sunlight – translation … IT’S SPRINGTIME!! In 2025, the spring equinox […]
Now, you are likely thinking this will be a blog about some wonderful pie recipe I found (ok, pick one HERE.) But actually, it’s about another Pi (π), as today is National Pi Day (and also Albert Einstein’s birthday). One of the most mysterious and essential numbers in mathematics, pi represents the ratio of a […]
Sometimes the best made plans of those putting in a good day’s work can turn out to be a mistake. Adding numbers, counting items, writing code or just trying to fill an order, we can err in our efforts. Recently I read about the word “dord” that made its way into the famous Merriam-Webster dictionary […]
