michael micheletti

and welcome to my web site. Please make yourself at home. This is a friendly little site that showcases recent work, presents some favorite photos, and lets me share thoughts and connections with you that I hope you'll get something out of. There is actually a newer M2 website now, deepgraysea.com, so please visit there to see new fun stuff. Still here? That's ok too.

means "work" in the Hawaiian language. I'm a web developer by trade, and here you can see examples of my craft. You'll find screenshots and stories of my favorite systems designed and built over the last few years.

means "family". We're a cheerful family with badly behaved pets that we love dearly. You'll find some fun pictures here, and little tales that go with them.

is the Hawaiian word for "soul" or "spirit". The life of the soul takes many forms. For me, music and faith are primary expressions. You'll learn a bit about my musicianship, about the Bahá'í Faith, and about how to live a happier life by wearing aloha shirts.

Off to the side of these pages you'll find a context area. This place will have little odds and ends that tell another part of the story from the rest of the page. Tiny Bird lives here and asks lots of questions. You might find favorite books, or music, or links to other sites. Follow the links to new places if you wish, but do remember you're always welcome back here.

honu Most pages have a little petroglyph symbol of a honu or sea turtle way down at the bottom. Click on the honu and he'll take you someplace far across the internet. Wonder where? Different each time, won't you be surprised!

A web site is a kind of invitation to a conversation. So please feel free to write me via the deep gray sea contact form and be friendly. I'd love to hear from you. Mahalo,

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Here's the weather today in the north end of Seattle, where our family lives:

And here's the weather today in Koloa, on the island of Kauai, in Hawaii:

Seattle is home to our family, but Hawaii is a special place to us.

So what do you hope people get out of this website?

A love of good craftsmanship, a presentation of information in an interesting way, perhaps a touch of the aloha spirit. There's good links to other sites, so I hope folks follow their curiosity and learn something new. And I hope some of the pictures and stories here make for smiles.