Yes it all down to age !
I remember a test done where they asked members of the public to count out a minute
in theyre heads and say stop when they percieved it was up !
They timed each with a stop watch and the younger generation were most accurate each and
every time !
Sorry I can't recall any percentages but I found it very interesting at the time, I also don't recall
which science tv programme it was or how many years ago ! It must be my age ha ha ha !

Peace

I cant say on a day to sday basis I notice it getting faster, but the past/future is going/coming faster if that make sense? Like a previous poster said it was Just thanksgiving the other day!

The past month Ive been feeling like this. I'll get up around 8 and do a little web surfing and before I know it, it's 4 or 5 and time for work. Its been really weird actually. My computer, cellphone and other clocks around the house are all different times even after just being set. Whats the deal?!? haha

Originally posted by dgtempe
Oh i do lots more than wash 2 plates and walk the dogs.

It just seems like the days are just flying by and i never experienced this on a regular basis before.

I expected to hear: GET A JOB. If only i could find one i would.

As far as getting older, yes i am older and that may have something to do with it. But what i am experiencing is unnatural.

The progression of time is steady, but how we perceive it is not. If you are worried you are losing time somewhere I suggest you setup some cheap surveillance cams and record your daily activities. Then you can play it back at 2x 5x 10x etc speed to see where that time has gone. It would be spooky though if you watched it and then in the middle of washing dishes you just look up at the ceiling standing very still for 4 hours then you went right back to finishing up the dishes.....

Originally posted by dgtempe
I just wanted to comment on the fact that i am losing hours and sometimes a day seemingly just getting up at 8am and washing a few dishes, feeding the dogs, going for a walk- After this, 5 or 6 hours seem to have gone by so rapidly that its scaring me.

Yes, my life is dull- thats besides the point, though.

Does anyone feel like this here?

Is this just my perception of time now, or

Thank you for your replies.

Felt like that for years here.

It's almost like just yesterday I was a teenager screwing around in bands and attending college full of life and happiness and now here I am nearing 30 and just boredom and joylessness all around.

You are not kidding!

It seems like he hours "fly" by.

Saturday my friend and I went out we were out for over three hrs at one place. It went by so fast, we both commented on it.

What you say is very interesting... I could say that time is speeding up for me as well but as to why? I have no idea, maybe it could just all be in my head too... Or maybe the earth is rotating faster than normal and noone knows? I've heard time is faster for older folks as well... You ever hear that saying "life is short" or "time flys when you're having fun" whoever said those quotes first could've been onto something.

I have days when my time literally belongs to everyone but me. On those days, I'm thinking will this ever be over, this is the longest day ever, I want to get off their time and back on my own, and look forward to going home to get back on my own time.

Then, on the days when my time actually belongs to ME,it's like "wow, where did the day go?"

But I definitely know what you mean. And yes, Thankgiving was just over, and it's time to start thinking about spring planning. Of course, it was 70 degrees here today at 6pm, and it should be 40. That doesn't help.

I agree completely, I've had the same experience for the past few years to the point where it's a little frightening. Its very sped up, youre exactly right.