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Hi, welcome to Lorenzo Rambles. This blog is ment to have short rambles, (I know ironic), and be a refreshing read. Each ramble will be random and fun to read. My goal is to make a blog that is so random and interesting that it keeps people coming back. I know on first glance the picture I have chosen for this post might seem a bit weird. Is he trying to sell me furniture? You may ask. No I am not a furniture salesman. I just want to show that this blog is about being a fun comfortable read. So, sit back, relax and enjoy each ramble. Every ramble there will be a bonus tidbit which is basically just a fun fact.... but less generic. Each ramble will either be in the form of a grumble, something interesting, or a mix between the two (usually with an explanation). Each ramble will be laced with subtle humor and wording. Enjoy!

-Lorenzo

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