That Saturday

Deep, but not real wide...anyways...
It being Easter weekend and all, or it having just passed, made me think about something. We celebrate Good Friday and Easter, but what about that Saturday? It is interesting to me what this day might have been like. We know that Friday afternoon was dark and miserable, but what might that Saturday have been like? Purgatory? A state of limbo on the way to Christ's resurrection. And if you look into it further still, how depressing and lonely it must have felt, for if Christ was fully man AND fully God, the thought that man had killed God is extremely frightening. A whole 24 hours where God was not in the world? Scary. Yes, God still WAS, but Christ WAS also FULLY GOD. Ohh well, it just makes me think about what that Saturday really was like. Until later
charles

well, some one had to do it...

so i (delia) have been studying physics all day at charles (b/c i would get distracted at home) and finally my head is about to bust open b/c i have crammed so much crap into it...so i decided to take a break (my first one since 4, its now 930) and blog, b/c thats what i do to help me release stress and tension...so i went to my blog page and then clicked on "get your own blog" b/c thats how i get to my dashboard (on my computer, right now im on charles's) and as the page was loading (b/c its dial up and takes more time than im used to) i thought, "i wonder if this will take me to a sign on page or directly to charles's dashboard" i really did not mean to just go here, honestly...but since i was here and it has been forever and a day since charles posted i decided to grace his blog with my thoughts (i saved this originnaly as a draft so he could choose to post it or not, im not completely evil)...but as charles's blog is generally thoughts deeper than i can usually fathom i am at a loss of what else to say, i already feel as if i have decreased the IQ of his blog significantly...so i will go now, back to my physics, leaving you with this quote "It is possible to store the mind with a million facts and still be entirely uneducated" Alec Bourne