24 photos proving that time flies inexorably (25 photos)
As a child, life seems to move at a snail's pace—"I can't wait to grow up and become an adult!" In youth, we think old age is still a long, long way off—"I'm in the prime of my life!" In youth and adulthood, we don't pay attention to this; we have too many other concerns... 
But there comes a moment when you realize time has been flying by your whole life, and all that remains of bygone years are memories. These memories are captured in the photographs below, which once again remind us of the need to cherish every moment. 
Family photo years later. 
"A difference of 130 centimeters." 
How fast they grow! 
"My parents have been married for 48 years." 
"My great-grandmother and I are in the same place. 89 years apart!" 
These brothers returned to Pripyat and found their typewriter to recreate an old photograph. Isn't it very touching? 
From a little fluffy bundle of joy, a true king of the beasts has grown! 
They first met in Sunday school, graduated together, fell in love, and got married. And now, after 13 years of marriage, they're expecting their first child. Isn't it a miracle? 
A man recreates a 1963 photo in front of his childhood home in Ireland. 
A man who served in Vietnam, at 19 and now. 
Who would have thought the difference in these photos is only a couple of years? 
Three friends in 1999 and 2016. 
"17 years ago, I met my future wife. The photo on the left was taken that fateful evening, the one on the right is us now." 
The time difference between the photos is only four months. 
Two friends in 2004 and 2017. 
In 2013, these two got married and have taken a photo together every year since. 
This cat literally grew up on Super Nintendo games. 
A family recreated a photo from 1999. 
Before and after: how our daughter has grown! 
Six weeks and six months. 
1988-2018. The box hasn't changed much, but the man in the photo's hair has turned gray. 
After 25 years of marriage, a husband and wife decided to recreate their wedding photo to celebrate their anniversary. 
"Why has my toy gotten so small?"
