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Welcome to Dayglo Daydreams

  Welcome to my new blog! Dayglo Daydreams will be a blog about prog rock, indie, metal, post-punk, synthwave, reggae and ska as well as bad and good  movies and local sports such as indie pro wrestling , roller derby, and quadball. Music is my first love, so it might be what I review most, but these other things are love's of mine as well; such as movies and sporting events. I'm still working on how to write as a sports reporter though.

   I operate out of the Tulsa Metro Area, and will be reviewing sporting events in that area.  I personally play Quadball. Our team, the Arkansas River Augreys is trying to get USQ affiliation. My ability to review Quadball events might be compromised by my participation in the sport. This will not be the case for review/coverage of indie wrestling or local roller derby events. Unless something changes, I will not play in or officiate those matches. I think this will be a lot of fun! If you are new here, hold on for the ride and let's begin!

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