About

HELLO HUMANS OF THE WORLD.

Welcome to the corner of the internet I christened Pixelated Lifestyle.

My name is Kristian. I am a world traveler, movie lover and reluctant procrastinator. Like most people, I have a lot of thoughts and memories scrambling around this head of mine. This blog is an attempt to turn those electrical impulses in my brain into pixels on a screen, in order to live forever inside of the internet. Isn’t that what we all hope for?

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64 thoughts on “About”

  2. Thank you so much for the follow. I’ve just been browsing around your blog and can see that you write meaningful and interesting posts. You’re certainly a well travelled person and I love your photos. I’ll look forward to reading more . . .

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  8. Hi Kristian. I like that comment “to live forever inside the internet. Isn’t that what we all hope for”? A legacy, a continued existence, it’s such an age old wish and indeed many argue the make up of our very biology. Unfortunately, life will never continue in it’s original and forceful state – and that’s what makes it SO important to live it as fully as possible. Really enjoyed having a poke around your blog. Keep it up. Take care, Kazza

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    1. Hi Kazza, thank you for stopping by! And exactly! I think a lot of people are too apprehensive about the future that they forget to live for the present. Something I am trying to work on myself.
      Hope you’re having a good day, Kristian

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  9. hi Kristian. what a refreshing blog!
     
    “to live forever inside the internet. Isn’t that what we all hope for?” reminds me of one of my first attempts at almost-blogging over at a community photo sharing site that is long gone, webshots, the way it used to be. the owners sold it and the new owners, who were actually the originally owners but that goes beyond the scope of this comment, decided it was no longer financially viable to offer the community aspect of it, and discontinued the service. everyone was given a couple of month’s notice, and then millions of images and stories along with everyone’s comments and connections with strangers around the globe vanished off into cyberspace.
     
    so blogging at wordpress became a viable alternative for some. it is certainly an attempt to reach out and share virtual hospitality – and the journey is quite rewarding, just as your moped experience and visiting a stranger in the middle of the night turned out to be in Indonesia.
     
    oops. not my blog. enough said. thanks for visiting my corner and for following. blog on!

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      1. I’m glad you think so!

        It is a scary thought that your ‘online presence’ could suddenly vanish into cyberspace. People (myself included) have become so depended on saving moments and memories on the internet.

        I have only started blogging two weeks ago but have been blown away by how many interesting and friendly people there are in the blogging community. It has been very rewarding so far and can’t wait to become more integrated.

        Thanks for stopping by, I hope you will again!

        Take care, Kristian

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      2. wow, well done for only two weeks of blogging.
         
        if you are at all interested, wordpress hosts a blog, the daily post – as in dailypost dot wordpress dot com, and there is a weekly photo challenge where all bloggers, whether they are into photography or not, are encouraged to participate and share their interpretation of a particular theme in images. i personally found that very enjoyable. no pressure of course, but thought i’d pass that along in case you would like to know.
         
        if interested, feel free to check out the daily post, and the photo challenges can be found under their ‘events’ link. there are also daily challenges as an option, and lots of other useful info over there.

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        1. Thank you for the heads up! I have just followed the Daily Post and will certainly try and participate in the challenge. I love photography so it definitely sounds like something I would be interested in.
          Thanks again

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  10. I clicked on your name when you followed my blog. After reading a blog’s About page I usually go find the first post to kind of get an idea of where things began, and finding that yours included a tribute to Darjeeling Limited, I am anticipating enjoying your blog. Just thought I’d throw that out there. 🙂

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      1. You deserve it. I wish Others would write as good as you.
        I remember a line from a movie saying Blogging is nothing but graffiti with punctuation and with certain people concerning grammar, punctuation, and so on I find it hard to not correct them on everything. I know I’m not perfect I’m sure but I do try.

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  17. Hi Kristian, What a lovely tribute to Bali, my (current) island home. I’ve yet to meet a traveler who, much like you, hasn’t left the country untouched by its natural beauty and people. Thanks for introducing me to your pixelated blog – and thanks so much for dropping by mine. Happy new year!

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  18. Hi…wonderful to have a look around your blog. Thanks for following my poetry. The best to you in 2015. I look forward to reading more from you. Your opportunity to serve in Indonesia is something I’ve always wanted to do. I serve where I can here in America, but serving or being on mission overseas is my 2015 goal.

    ~Audrey

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  20. Hello Kristian, nice to meet you. Oh boy you know and understand a lot about the human condition for one so young! And you write really well too. Travel more!
    Thanks so much for following our blog. I hope you enjoy the stories of our journey, both inner and outer.
    Cheers, Alison

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  21. Good morning Kristian – Your writing is terrific and the photos are beautiful. Thanks for dropping by The Vision of Poets and I hope to hear from you often. Thanks for sharing your experiences with us and for introducing me to your site. I’ll be hanging around to absorb the rest of your writing this morning…
    Hope you have a beautiful Sunday…
    Michael

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  24. Hi! Thanks for the follow, and I’m glad you enjoyed my blog! I really enjoy yours too, and thanks for giving me the opportunity to check it out. 🙂

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  27. Hi, and thank you for dropping by my blog and clicking the Follow button! It’s much appreciated, you know. Now I’m off to browse through some of your posts (my initial impression is that you’ve got a lot of good things going on here — keep up the great work!)

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  28. Thanks for the follow! I’m looking forward to hearing more from you, too. Love your blog title and the meaning behind it (turning electric impulses of the brain into pixels on the screen…brilliant!).

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  29. Hello, my name is Gregory Thomas, I’m a writer and poet, and post my work on my blog at “Cascadialegends.wordpress.com” I just wanted to thank you for liking one of my stories on my blog. thank you very much! I don’t possess the know how, or money to make a book out of my work, if perhaps you know anybody that could help me, please do let me know, also thanks again. It’s my passion to make people smile through my writing, I wish you the best of luck as well

    -sincerely,

    Gregory Thomas

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  35. Was that Dr. Who dancing? : ) Thanks for visiting “my foreign country.” Liked your post about being child-like. Childish and child-like are different qualities. Too often I am the first but pray to be more of the second.

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  37. Hey hi Kristian 🙂
    thank you for stopping by my blog,
    and good to see another traveller here !!
    Looking forward to read your posts,
    and lets stay in touch ..!!! 🙂

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  39. Thanks for giving my blog a follow. After reading a bit about yours, I am now intrigued. I look forward to seeing more of your posts!

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