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geoMusings by Bill Dollins

Geospatial technology, markets, and practice

Tag: self-indulgent navel-gazing

Nonessential

The cursor flashes, waiting for a command.Any command.An editor window is open,Empty.The fan does not hum, with nothing to cool.The keyboard simply restsAs dust,Illuminated by the stripes of sunlightmoving across the desk,Settles between its idle keys. It all taunts meWith the truth: There is no map I can make,No chart,No graph,No query,No post nor comment;There … Continue reading Nonessential →

Bill Dollins where did that come from? 2020-04-282020-04-28 1 Minute

Y2K and Today

Even though I work from home full time, I have a little extra time available since most things have been closed by a gubernatorial executive order. During downtime, I'm doing a little tidying, and it's amazing the things you find and realize you've held onto. At this time twenty years ago, I was probably be … Continue reading Y2K and Today →

Bill Dollins Uncategorized 2020-03-172020-03-17 2 Minutes

Milestones, Goals, and the Power of No

It’s been a few weeks since I hit my latest milestone, but life was fairly full in the immediate aftermath. On the plus side, the extra time was good for reflection. The milestone to which I am referring is that, on October 27, 2019, I ran the Marine Corps Marathon in Washington, DC. The race … Continue reading Milestones, Goals, and the Power of No →

Bill Dollins Uncategorized 2019-11-212023-12-15 4 Minutes

2017 Through the Rearview Mirror

Bill Dollins Uncategorized 2017-12-28 2 Minutes

Directions

Bill Dollins Uncategorized 2016-09-28 3 Minutes

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