Image credits: truly_anonymis #9 This Kid Is A Water Heater For Halloween, Circa 1979
Image credits: oldsoul8789 #8 My Grandma And Uncle In Iran, April 1971 Image credits: nashamagirl99 #7 Isaac And Rosa, Emancipated Slave Children From New Orleans, 1863 Image credits: AxlCobainVedder #6 The Fate And Feet Of Three Chinese Girls – A Bare Footed Slave, A Girl With Bound Feet, And A Christian With Unbound Feet – Ca. Image credits: letstalkab0utit #5 “Cairo Mary,” Bouncer At Shanghai Reds (5th And Beacon In San Pedro, Ca) Escorts A Customer To The Door. Image credits: frosty1965 #4 My Grandfather And His Horse, Ruby. Image credits: mks113 #3 Kids Protesting The Dst. The House Was Bought On A Milkman’s Salary Image credits: Paul-Belgium #2 This Is My Great Aunt In Front Of Their House In Boston, 1964. My Teacher’s Pay Is $17.78 A Week.” Photo: Paul Thompson #1 A Young Man Demonstrating Against Low Pay For Teachers, Ca. Upvote your favorite pics and be sure to check out part 1 of the post right here. As of today, it had 549k time travelers, I mean devoted members who, just like us, share a fascination with things that have gone with time. The community was created back in 2012, and will celebrate its ten-year anniversary in less than a month. Thanks to the miscellaneous corner of Reddit “ The Way We Were,” which is home to a stunning collection of old photos, scanned documents, articles, and personal anecdotes, we can all secure our seat belts and travel to the past. But today would look nothing like a day 20, 50, or even 100 years ago. So yep, time is flying like a hadron collider, changing things beyond recognition on the way. The change is dramatic and it’s only been like two years (almost three!, o-m-g) since it first started in late 2019. Coronavirus has shaken up quite a few things, and made us work from home, stay in more, keep distances and whatnot. How would you describe normal, everyday life? Well, for a modern person, it’s anything from brushing their teeth to… commuting to work.
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