Does anyone else wonder where the time has gone?

[Lemmy_kilmister]

It's enough to induce a bout of depression

 

[McMordie]

Time seems to pass more slowly when you're younger because you are having more new experiences.

 

[TeessideCleveland]

I always seem to lose an hour on a weekend towards the end of March, and don't find it again until the back end of October

 

[40FootRoad]

Time didn't seem to move particularly fast until I had my daughter, who will be 3 in a couple of months - that's what gets me, as it doesn't seem like yesterday we were in the hospital having her.

I'm sure I'll blink again and she'll be going to school, Uni, leaving home etc

My son was born on my 32nd birthday. My best mate said at that time "just think, when your son is old enough to legally drink, you will be 50". On my son's 18th birthday party, which seemed like a moment after his birth, my best mate reminded me of my age.
Frightening

 

[Soutra]

Time, by moments, steals away,
First the hour, and then the day;
Small the daily loss appears,
Yet it soon amounts to years.

 

[The Card Cheat]

Whenever I think "how did get to this age already!" , I remind myself the alternative is being dead.

 

[Blf]

I can remember when I was 10 thinking about the millennium. I thought I would be really old when it came around as I would be 42.
66 now and still don't feel old but a bit achey.

 

[The_Lizards_Jumpers]

My son was born on my 32nd birthday. My best mate said at that time "just think, when your son is old enough to legally drink, you will be 50". On my son's 18th birthday party, which seemed like a moment after his birth, my best mate reminded me of my age.
Frightening

I was 44 when I had my little girl and so am probably going to be an old man when she has her 18th.

 

[Scrote]

probably going to be an old man

Is this a comment on mortality or is that jumper in danger of turning into a dress?

 

[SuperStu]

Time didn't seem to move particularly fast until I had my daughter, who will be 3 in a couple of months - that's what gets me, as it doesn't seem like yesterday we were in the hospital having her.

I'm sure I'll blink again and she'll be going to school, Uni, leaving home etc

I think about this a lot as well. Mine just turned 2 last month. Simultaneously feels like the last two years have raced by, and that its hard to really imagine life before her.

 

[Lemmy_kilmister]

Time, by moments, steals away,
First the hour, and then the day;
Small the daily loss appears,
Yet it soon amounts to years.