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Birth Date: 6/10/04
Late Update: 12/14/07
Site By: Gregory Martin
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Last site update: 3/4/2010
Welcome to www.insete.com, a personal web page run by Gregory Martin. Please navigate the site via the menu to the left or by using the following site map (pages are listed by "birth date," with the newest pages listed first):
2006 year in review - megalopolis - spam graphics - 2005 year in review - books - world traveler - postcards - satellite homes - spinach bread - concert tickets - rum buns - movies and stubs - 2004 year in review - concert setlists - risqué advertising - missed shows - featured recording - newspaper headlines - u.s. states - september 11 - gallery - signed items - credits - trade list - recordings - aol website - things i hate - buddy icons - concerts - dating service - insete - ashes - nc schools - biscuits - fiesta dip - brownies - moroccan chicken - yogurt salad - salad - olive balls - popeyes poetry - spaghettios poetry - about me - alter site look - private - public - music - food - pictures - words - greg
In addition to the above pages I have written about some of my trips:
(2006) Southwest -
Berkeley Visit
(2005) Amtrak Adventure
(2004) California -
Japan
I've also put together picture pages of some shorter trips:
(2007) California Highway 1 -
Pigeon Point
I also maintain a weblog, Stygian Okapi, located separate from the framework of these pages. Here are the last three entries:
Hmmm let's see. What was the most important thing that happened to me during this last week? Was it that I saw a quasi-celebrity at San Francisco's Carnaval festival?  Doubtful. Probably it's that I received a master's degree in demography on Saturday. Woohoo!
I was walking around the San Francisco Botanical Garden today and spotted some interesting flowers. I like that the plants were in different stages of bloom, which allowed me to get some neat before-and-after pictures:  
Sad news awaited me when I returned to Berkeley from a spring break trip. Last Sunday (March 23), Al Copeland, the found of Popeyes Chicken & Biscuits died. I'll link to my Popeyes poetry as a tribute. |