"Welcome to the homepage of Tomas Dishman.."

TomasART Hello Friend! I'm glad You dropped by either by choice, or else due to my internet tractor beam. Alot has changed since my last homepage redo. My Heart gave out on me in 2002, So I have been allowing myself to heal since. Don't know if I will make a "full" recovery, but by the grace of God I am alive and getting stronger every day.

My life has changed. I got Married to my señorita, I dropped out of college and took break from making web sites. Started growing a garden, thinking about beekeeping, winemaking, CB/ Ham radios, camping, and Fishing. I have a new Dog, "B2". I have Fruit Trees, Which are Producing this Year!

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My Old Web Space.

My Dog B2

My Dog B2 is getting over a 'nasty' scrape so he is sportin' a Elizabethian collar, tsk tsk.Click Here and Here. You can check out B2 up close at his own web Page.

The Scoop

Ahhhh, It Beach time! I'm ready to hit the surf for some fishing, Ride the waves in the heat of the day, Help my wife collect Wal*mart bag fulls of sea shells for our shell garden. The best part is Calabash! Fish!!! Yummy! I'm hoping this summer to go deep sea fishing, and do some para-sailing. Check out Me Surf Casting! I hope to catch a freezer full of fish! Git er' Done! At The Beach!, See my 2007 recipes

MY GARDENS

My Cherries are almost Ripe!, "My Garden, Garden South view Nature Trail Another gallery.

My Latest idea is building a Barn in the woods behind my property. Here is a drawing of it..(Don't laugh).

Beekeeping and Winemaking- My new Hobbies!

This Year I have decided to try beekeeping and Winemaking. I started by cleaning up my grandfather's beehive super and painting it. I also joined the county's Beekeepers association to learn the ropes. Luckily my buddy from church is there so he is training me on handling bees. Basically, you have to do two things:

Smoke the bees to sleep when approaching!
make sure Your clothing is beetight (haha)light colors are best! Here's an image of a beehive super.

Now on Winemaking, I have a Concord Grape vineyard which produces a heavy yield of grapes yearly. Why not make good use of them? I am in the process of purchasing the needed materials and hope to have my "still" up and running by July. I will be putting the details here. Peace out! God Bless!.