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Author Archive for: Steve
Entries by Steve Kowalski
Just let it be.
(top) Paul on the left, his mother Mary and brother Michael. (row 2 l) Paul and his dog Martha; (row 2 r) Paul taking a selfie…in the mirror. (row 3) Paul in leather (row 4) Paul in bathrobe on the fence with the kids in Wales. Photo by Linda McCartney. (row 5) Cool stage photo. (row 6 l) Another cool stage photo. (row 6 r) Teenage Paul. (bottom) Sir Paul with his […]
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Under the cat evil eying the mouse photo is Douglas Engelbart and his 1964 mouse invention. The computer mouse has come a long way, baby. So, if you’re using a mouse a lot like I do you need a mouse pad to keep from scraping the finish off your table. Under the red mouse are […]
One If by Land…
(top) Portrait of silversmith Paul Revere with one of his silver pieces by J. S. Copley. (row two l) An engraving by Paul Revere depicting the Boston Massacre. (row two r) Pre-Revolutionary War Paul Revere Silver Coffee Pot, circa 1775. (row three) Paul’s sig. (rows four – six) Some of the many paintings of Paul Revere. (bottom left) Paul Revere and the Raiders album cover, circa […]
Easter Blessings
With the Ascension, the Father showed that he accepted Jesus’ sacrifice. (The Ascension by John Singleton Copley.) May God’s blessings bring Easter joy to you and your loved ones.
They’re Not That Simple
When we see Tulips and Daffodils then spring is in full swing. Now that we’ve been treated with some great warm weather, it gives us a chance to see some of nature’s beauty – around here, tulips and daffodils are popping up all over the place. Here at KHT HQ, we have great color displays […]
“Matoaka – can it really be 400 years?”
Some of the many depictions of Pocahontas: Saving John Smith at the top. Her marriage in the middle. And of course, gather the family for Disney’s version below the Jamestown fort construction images. (See some cool links at the end of this post.) Isn’t the internet amazing. After catching up on some of my […]
It’s Starting
The signs of spring are all around us. Even around the Kowalski Heat Treating buildings. Can you feel it? And smell it? Yep, spring is starting here on the beautiful Northcoast. Like a little kid anxious for summer recess, I just love this time of year. In so many ways – the air smells fresher, the sun’s rays seem […]
What‘s In A Name
(row one) Two of the great names I grew up with. (row two) Because of this great player, Napoleon Lajoie, the Cleveland Spiders were known as the Naps in the late 19th century. (row three) If you have this baseball card in your collection it’s probably worth a lot of wampum. Louis Sockalexis was the first native American to play […]
