Guest guest Posted October 23, 2006 Report Share Posted October 23, 2006 well, that's the realization i'm looking for, vivian. i'm as honest as i know how to be when doing the work. to the best of my ability i answer the questions with the desire to know the truth. i am truly doing the best i know how to do. i don't want to come to realize my best is not good enough here. thank you, jeremy In a message dated 10/23/2006 8:34:43 PM Eastern Daylight Time, vbarning@... writes: The work can't make you feel worse, only you and your thoughts (about The Work and other things) can do that. The Work doesn't promise happiness. It promises a way to examine your mind on paper and only if you are really honest. The Work doesn't make you feel defective. Your story about the Work is doing that. It is not uncommon to feel some depression early on in doing the Work. It comes from the realization of what fools we've been all our life. How we've spun stories and believed them and acted on them as if they are the truth. Vivian [Loving-what-<W i am angry and disappointed in The Work because it " lies " to me. it makes me feel worse, and i can't see through my thoughts. it makes me feel defective and " left out " of the happiness it promises. The Work should work! 1. of course it's true! check the advertising! 2. in my experience, it really dosen't make me feel more clear, more peaceful or more happy with the issues i " work " on. so, NO. i don't know. 3. i feel resentful and angry. i read katie's " wisdom " and think: fraud. bullshitter. it makes me feel trapped in my own prison w/ no way out. doomed to repeat the same painful experiences over and over again because i can't see through " the lie " (what if the painful truth is just the truth?). a lot of the time the turnarounds make me feel worse than the original statements. it feels like an intense pressure in my heart, very painful. 4. i don't know. i would just think the work was an exercise in denial and self-deception.self-deception.<WBR>..but wouldn't keep trying to get it ri of the need to keep trying. maybe find something else. i would let go of the hope of the work " working " . which actually might be more peaceful! *but i don't want to. i want to get it right!* TA's the work shouldn't work. this seems to be the reality of it for me. why keep trying to make it happen? i should " work " . as in, i feel broken and confused sometimes, and i think i shouldn't. well, this is true. as in, maybe if i really did the work more often, every day, it would start sinking in. i should work harder at doing the work. maybe this is true. except that it feels painful and confusing to do it most times, so maybe the kindest thing is to leave it alone. which i also do! okay, i feel like i'm in a hall of mirrors... thanks for reading! jeremy [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 23, 2006 Report Share Posted October 23, 2006 i have no problem being petty, it's the " truth is always kinder " part that i have problems seeing. thanks for your replies ; ) jeremy In a message dated 10/23/2006 10:18:52 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, vbarning@... writes: I'd recommend that you keep doing worksheets and be sure they are about other people or situations outside yourself. remember that it is ok to be petty. If there is someone to facilitate for you that is very helpful. Vivian [Loving-w<W i am angry and disappointed in The Work because it " lies " to me. it makes me feel worse, and i can't see through my thoughts. it makes me feel defective and " left out " of the happiness it promises. The Work should work! 1. of course it's true! check the advertising! 2. in my experience, it really dosen't make me feel more clear, more peaceful or more happy with the issues i " work " on. so, NO. i don't know. 3. i feel resentful and angry. i read katie's " wisdom " and think: fraud. bullshitter. it makes me feel trapped in my own prison w/ no way out. doomed to repeat the same painful experiences over and over again because i can't see through " the lie " (what if the painful truth is just the truth?). a lot of the time the turnarounds make me feel worse than the original statements. it feels like an intense pressure in my heart, very painful. 4. i don't know. i would just think the work was an exercise in denial and self-deception.self-deception.<WBR>..but wouldn't keep trying to get it ri of the need to keep trying. maybe find something else. i would let go of the hope of the work " working " . which actually might be more peaceful! *but i don't want to. i want to get it right!* TA's the work shouldn't work. this seems to be the reality of it for me. why keep trying to make it happen? i should " work " . as in, i feel broken and confused sometimes, and i think i shouldn't. well, this is true. as in, maybe if i really did the work more often, every day, it would start sinking in. i should work harder at doing the work. maybe this is true. except that it feels painful and confusing to do it most times, so maybe the kindest thing is to leave it alone. which i also do! okay, i feel like i'm in a hall of mirrors... thanks for reading! jeremy [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 23, 2006 Report Share Posted October 23, 2006 I'd recommend that you keep doing worksheets and be sure they are about other people or situations outside yourself. remember that it is ok to be petty. If there is someone to facilitate for you that is very helpful. Vivian [Loving-what-<W i am angry and disappointed in The Work because it " lies " to me. it makes me feel worse, and i can't see through my thoughts. it makes me feel defective and " left out " of the happiness it promises. The Work should work! 1. of course it's true! check the advertising! 2. in my experience, it really dosen't make me feel more clear, more peaceful or more happy with the issues i " work " on. so, NO. i don't know. 3. i feel resentful and angry. i read katie's " wisdom " and think: fraud. bullshitter. it makes me feel trapped in my own prison w/ no way out. doomed to repeat the same painful experiences over and over again because i can't see through " the lie " (what if the painful truth is just the truth?). a lot of the time the turnarounds make me feel worse than the original statements. it feels like an intense pressure in my heart, very painful. 4. i don't know. i would just think the work was an exercise in denial and self-deception.self-deception.<WBR>..but wouldn't keep trying to get it ri of the need to keep trying. maybe find something else. i would let go of the hope of the work " working " . which actually might be more peaceful! *but i don't want to. i want to get it right!* TA's the work shouldn't work. this seems to be the reality of it for me. why keep trying to make it happen? i should " work " . as in, i feel broken and confused sometimes, and i think i shouldn't. well, this is true. as in, maybe if i really did the work more often, every day, it would start sinking in. i should work harder at doing the work. maybe this is true. except that it feels painful and confusing to do it most times, so maybe the kindest thing is to leave it alone. which i also do! okay, i feel like i'm in a hall of mirrors... thanks for reading! jeremy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 23, 2006 Report Share Posted October 23, 2006 I have been a Course in Miracles student for a couple of years. It teaches forgiveness in the sense that " what you thought your brother did, did not occur " . Recently I felt as if I reached a plateau and wham!, came across Byron . It was amazing. Everything she says is in line with what the Course teaches AND she has a real step-by-step way of true forgiveness. What I have found is that I should not skip over the " How does the thought make you feel? " step. If I just think thoughts about how I feel, I really don't accomplish anything, but I need to allow myself to really sit with the experience of the feeling. It is not easy to sit with misery, anger, resentment or whatever and to really look at the feeling, because my natural reaction is to suppress it to try and avoid the hurt. But it is only in the looking of how the thought really makes me feel that relief and the ability to turn it around with integrity comes. I truly do not experience a single feeling of discomfort that is not a direct result of a thought I have about it. Life happens in total perfection, it is only ever my desire to change this perfection that makes me miserable. To me this is what 's work accomplishes, letting all my little illusions and attempts at creating my version of reality go and experiencing the joy that remains. That's my story and I am sticking to it! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 24, 2006 Report Share Posted October 24, 2006 I think I'd have trouble with that as well. I've never heard say that. Where did you pick that up? Vivian [Loving-w<W i am angry and disappointed in The Work because it " lies " to me. it makes me feel worse, and i can't see through my thoughts. it makes me feel defective and " left out " of the happiness it promises. The Work should work! 1. of course it's true! check the advertising! 2. in my experience, it really dosen't make me feel more clear, more peaceful or more happy with the issues i " work " on. so, NO. i don't know. 3. i feel resentful and angry. i read katie's " wisdom " and think: fraud. bullshitter. it makes me feel trapped in my own prison w/ no way out. doomed to repeat the same painful experiences over and over again because i can't see through " the lie " (what if the painful truth is just the truth?). a lot of the time the turnarounds make me feel worse than the original statements. it feels like an intense pressure in my heart, very painful. 4. i don't know. i would just think the work was an exercise in denial and self-deception.self-deception.<WBR>..but wouldn't keep trying to get it ri of the need to keep trying. maybe find something else. i would let go of the hope of the work " working " . which actually might be more peaceful! *but i don't want to. i want to get it right!* TA's the work shouldn't work. this seems to be the reality of it for me. why keep trying to make it happen? i should " work " . as in, i feel broken and confused sometimes, and i think i shouldn't. well, this is true. as in, maybe if i really did the work more often, every day, it would start sinking in. i should work harder at doing the work. maybe this is true. except that it feels painful and confusing to do it most times, so maybe the kindest thing is to leave it alone. which i also do! okay, i feel like i'm in a hall of mirrors... thanks for reading! jeremy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 24, 2006 Report Share Posted October 24, 2006 Hi, Many others have seen the similarities between the Course in Miracles and . You explain really well the importance of really taking in the feelings. Many rush through the steps and say them almost automatically and then wonder why their life isn't changing. Thank you, Vivian Re: work on the work (vivian) I have been a Course in Miracles student for a couple of years. It teaches forgiveness in the sense that " what you thought your brother did, did not occur " . Recently I felt as if I reached a plateau and wham!, came across Byron . It was amazing. Everything she says is in line with what the Course teaches AND she has a real step-by-step way of true forgiveness. What I have found is that I should not skip over the " How does the thought make you feel? " step. If I just think thoughts about how I feel, I really don't accomplish anything, but I need to allow myself to really sit with the experience of the feeling. It is not easy to sit with misery, anger, resentment or whatever and to really look at the feeling, because my natural reaction is to suppress it to try and avoid the hurt. But it is only in the looking of how the thought really makes me feel that relief and the ability to turn it around with integrity comes. I truly do not experience a single feeling of discomfort that is not a direct result of a thought I have about it. Life happens in total perfection, it is only ever my desire to change this perfection that makes me miserable. To me this is what 's work accomplishes, letting all my little illusions and attempts at creating my version of reality go and experiencing the joy that remains. That's my story and I am sticking to it! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 24, 2006 Report Share Posted October 24, 2006 you're kidding me, right? well, maybe i'm crazy and i just made it up, but i could swear that's one of her main catchphrases... okay, wait...it's " reality is always kinder than the story i give it. " that's it, right? anyone? In a message dated 10/24/2006 10:51:59 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, vbarning@... writes: I think I'd have trouble with that as well. I've never heard say that. Where did you pick that up? Vivian [Lovi<W i am angry and disappointed in The Work because it " lies " to me. it makes me feel worse, and i can't see through my thoughts. it makes me feel defective and " left out " of the happiness it promises. The Work should work! 1. of course it's true! check the advertising! 2. in my experience, it really dosen't make me feel more clear, more peaceful or more happy with the issues i " work " on. so, NO. i don't know. 3. i feel resentful and angry. i read katie's " wisdom " and think: fraud. bullshitter. it makes me feel trapped in my own prison w/ no way out. doomed to repeat the same painful experiences over and over again because i can't see through " the lie " (what if the painful truth is just the truth?). a lot of the time the turnarounds make me feel worse than the original statements. it feels like an intense pressure in my heart, very painful. 4. i don't know. i would just think the work was an exercise in denial and self-deception.self-deception.<WBR>..but wouldn't keep trying to get it ri of the need to keep trying. maybe find something else. i would let go of the hope of the work " working " . which actually might be more peaceful! *but i don't want to. i want to get it right!* TA's the work shouldn't work. this seems to be the reality of it for me. why keep trying to make it happen? i should " work " . as in, i feel broken and confused sometimes, and i think i shouldn't. well, this is true. as in, maybe if i really did the work more often, every day, it would start sinking in. i should work harder at doing the work. maybe this is true. except that it feels painful and confusing to do it most times, so maybe the kindest thing is to leave it alone. which i also do! okay, i feel like i'm in a hall of mirrors... thanks for reading! jeremy [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 24, 2006 Report Share Posted October 24, 2006 guilty as charged, vivian. i'm remembering that Guns 'n Roses song...Patience. but wait, i thought the Work didn't change anything. does it or does it not? In a message dated 10/24/2006 10:54:23 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, vbarning@... writes: Hi, Many others have seen the similarities between the Course in Miracles and . You explain really well the importance of really taking in the feelings. Many rush through the steps and say them almost automatically and then wonder why their life isn't changing. Thank you, Vivian Re: [Loving-what I have been a Course in Miracles student for a couple of years. It teaches forgiveness in the sense that " what you thought your brother did, did not occur " . Recently I felt as if I reached a plateau and wham!, came across Byron . It was amazing. Everything she says is in line with what the Course teaches AND she has a real step-by-step way of true forgiveness. What I have found is that I should not skip over the " How does the thought make you feel? " step. If I just think thoughts about how I feel, I really don't accomplish anything, but I need to allow myself to really sit with the experience of the feeling. It is not easy to sit with misery, anger, resentment or whatever and to really look at the feeling, because my natural reaction is to suppress it to try and avoid the hurt. But it is only in the looking of how the thought really makes me feel that relief and the ability to turn it around with integrity comes. I truly do not experience a single feeling of discomfort that is not a direct result of a thought I have about it. Life happens in total perfection, it is only ever my desire to change this perfection that makes me miserable. To me this is what 's work accomplishes, letting all my little illusions and attempts at creating my version of reality go and experiencing the joy that remains. That's my story and I am sticking to it! [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 24, 2006 Report Share Posted October 24, 2006 Dear Vivian, Am 24.10.2006 um 16:48 schrieb Vivian Barning: > Hi, > > Many others have seen the similarities between the Course in > Miracles and . > You explain really well the importance of really taking in the > feelings. Many rush through the steps who is many? I tend to ask myself: do *I* rush through the steps? > and say them almost automatically and then wonder why their life > isn't changing. And I believe that everyone would be aware of the change, if he waited, listening... Love, ___________________________________________________________ Telefonate ohne weitere Kosten vom PC zum PC: http://messenger.yahoo.de Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 24, 2006 Report Share Posted October 24, 2006 If you are open and ready and patient, yes, THE WORK can change your life. but you have to be willing to go deep inside and be really honest with yourself. Through The Work I met many people who considered themselves to be " very spiritual " even " enlightened " . Some had lived on an ashram in India. Some had followed numerous gurus. The Work was their latest endeavour. But when it came to their doing the Work on paper and being facilitated, many of them just didn't get it. Some did the same issue over and over until even got bored. Others got angry when someone suggested a certain turnaround or asked questions about what they had written. The Work isn't for anyone. But it does have the potential to help anyone who is honest and open. Vivian Re: [Loving-what I have been a Course in Miracles student for a couple of years. It teaches forgiveness in the sense that " what you thought your brother did, did not occur " . Recently I felt as if I reached a plateau and wham!, came across Byron . It was amazing. Everything she says is in line with what the Course teaches AND she has a real step-by-step way of true forgiveness. What I have found is that I should not skip over the " How does the thought make you feel? " step. If I just think thoughts about how I feel, I really don't accomplish anything, but I need to allow myself to really sit with the experience of the feeling. It is not easy to sit with misery, anger, resentment or whatever and to really look at the feeling, because my natural reaction is to suppress it to try and avoid the hurt. But it is only in the looking of how the thought really makes me feel that relief and the ability to turn it around with integrity comes. I truly do not experience a single feeling of discomfort that is not a direct result of a thought I have about it. Life happens in total perfection, it is only ever my desire to change this perfection that makes me miserable. To me this is what 's work accomplishes, letting all my little illusions and attempts at creating my version of reality go and experiencing the joy that remains. That's my story and I am sticking to it! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 24, 2006 Report Share Posted October 24, 2006 Many referred to people I've seen doing The Work with . She'd say Can you know that? And I've seen person after person immediately say " No " with no apparent thought. They seemed to have " figured out " the response wanted (or that they assumed she wanted.) So in order to " be good " they immediately said No. Can you really know No What would your life be like without the thought It would be better, less stressful I wanted to cheer the rare individual who would stop to think and then give a different answer. Vivian Re: work on the work (vivian) Dear Vivian, Am 24.10.2006 um 16:48 schrieb Vivian Barning: > Hi, > > Many others have seen the similarities between the Course in > Miracles and . > You explain really well the importance of really taking in the > feelings. Many rush through the steps who is many? I tend to ask myself: do *I* rush through the steps? > and say them almost automatically and then wonder why their life > isn't changing. And I believe that everyone would be aware of the change, if he waited, listening... Love, __________________________________________________________ Telefonate ohne weitere Kosten vom PC zum PC: http://messenger.yahoo.de Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 24, 2006 Report Share Posted October 24, 2006 > > > guilty as charged, vivian. > > i'm remembering that Guns 'n Roses song...Patience. > > but wait, i thought the Work didn't change anything. does it or does it not? ***Ask yourself. As for me, the work is only questions...they do nothing. when i use them to go inside and discover my own truth, things may shift. it is my answers to the questions that shift things and appear to DO something....not the questions. And if the work doesnt work for you, okay. perhaps there is something else for your path.... > > In a message dated 10/24/2006 10:54:23 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, > vbarning@... writes: > > > > > Hi, > > Many others have seen the similarities between the Course in Miracles and > . > You explain really well the importance of really taking in the feelings. > Many rush through the steps and say them almost automatically and then wonder > why their life isn't changing. > > Thank you, > > Vivian > Re: [Loving-what > > I have been a Course in Miracles student for a couple of years. It teaches > forgiveness in the sense that " what you thought your brother did, did not > occur " . > > Recently I felt as if I reached a plateau and wham!, came across Byron > . It was amazing. Everything she says is in line with what the Course > teaches AND she has a real step-by-step way of true forgiveness. > > What I have found is that I should not skip over the " How does the thought > make you feel? " step. If I just think thoughts about how I feel, I really > don't accomplish anything, but I need to allow myself to really sit with the > experience of the feeling. It is not easy to sit with misery, anger, > resentment or whatever and to really look at the feeling, because my natural > reaction is to suppress it to try and avoid the hurt. But it is only in the > looking of how the thought really makes me feel that relief and the ability > to turn it around with integrity comes. > > I truly do not experience a single feeling of discomfort that is not a > direct result of a thought I have about it. Life happens in total > perfection, it is only ever my desire to change this perfection that makes > me miserable. > > To me this is what 's work accomplishes, letting all my little > illusions and attempts at creating my version of reality go and experiencing > the joy that remains. > > That's my story and I am sticking to it! > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 25, 2006 Report Share Posted October 25, 2006 i had heard this quote.. reality is always kinder than our stories about it.. and in my life that has been very very true.. My stories.. of my past have been about being a innocent and abused victim.. and when i really look at it.. my thinking was much much more abusive than any person in my life.. or situation.. love, roslyn -- - In Loving-what-is , " Vivian Barning " wrote: > > I think I'd have trouble with that as well. I've never heard say that. Where did you pick that up? > > Vivian > [Loving-w<W > > i am angry and disappointed in The Work because it " lies " to me. it makes > me feel worse, and i can't see through my thoughts. it makes me feel > defective and " left out " of the happiness it promises. The Work should work! > > 1. of course it's true! check the advertising! > > 2. in my experience, it really dosen't make me feel more clear, more > peaceful or more happy with the issues i " work " on. so, NO. i don't know. > > 3. i feel resentful and angry. i read katie's " wisdom " and think: fraud. > bullshitter. it makes me feel trapped in my own prison w/ no way out. > doomed to repeat the same painful experiences over and over again because i > can't > see through " the lie " (what if the painful truth is just the truth?). a lot > of the time the turnarounds make me feel worse than the original statements. > it feels like an intense pressure in my heart, very painful. > > 4. i don't know. i would just think the work was an exercise in denial and > self-deception.self-deception.<WBR>..but wouldn't keep trying to get it ri > of the need to keep trying. maybe find something else. i would let go of the > hope of the work " working " . which actually might be more peaceful! *but i > don't want to. i want to get it right!* > > TA's > > the work shouldn't work. this seems to be the reality of it for me. why > keep trying to make it happen? > > i should " work " . as in, i feel broken and confused sometimes, and i think i > shouldn't. well, this is true. as in, maybe if i really did the work more > often, every day, it would start sinking in. > > i should work harder at doing the work. maybe this is true. except that it > feels painful and confusing to do it most times, so maybe the kindest thing > is to leave it alone. which i also do! > > okay, i feel like i'm in a hall of mirrors... > thanks for reading! > > jeremy > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 25, 2006 Report Share Posted October 25, 2006 Dear Vivian, thank you for your answer. I hear what you say (I think! :-). When I try to meet you at the place I think you're coming from, what I see for me, is: I merge with the rare individiual - it is the one I want to be. I separate from " people " as you describe them. And in the moment I see someone not investigating, and saying " No " to " be good " , I say " no " to what he's doing. Interesting and I think worth investigating. Thank you. Love, Am 25.10.2006 um 01:44 schrieb Vivian Barning: > Many referred to people I've seen doing The Work with . She'd say > Can you know that? > And I've seen person after person immediately say " No " with no > apparent thought. They seemed to have " figured out " the response > wanted (or that they assumed she wanted.) So in order to " be > good " they immediately said No. > Can you really know > No > What would your life be like without the thought > > It would be better, less stressful > > I wanted to cheer the rare individual who would stop to think and > then give a different answer. > > Vivian > Re: work on the work (vivian) > > > Dear Vivian, > > Am 24.10.2006 um 16:48 schrieb Vivian Barning: > >> Hi, >> >> Many others have seen the similarities between the Course in >> Miracles and . >> You explain really well the importance of really taking in the >> feelings. Many rush through the steps > who is many? > > I tend to ask myself: do *I* rush through the steps? > >> and say them almost automatically and then wonder why their life >> isn't changing. > And I believe that everyone would be aware of the change, if he > waited, listening... > > Love, > > > > __________________________________________________________ > Telefonate ohne weitere Kosten vom PC zum PC: http:// > messenger.yahoo.de > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 25, 2006 Report Share Posted October 25, 2006 And: " reality has never been that unkind " . So, , where is it you have trouble seeing that the truth is kind? Try not to loose yourself in generalizations. Be specific. You may want to investigate and ask yourself before you look for kindness. And we can all support you, if you wish. Let's see how petty you can be. Give your best shot, will ya? And thank you for not buying in, but sticking to your integrity, instead. Love, >> >> i have no problem being petty, it's the " truth is always kinder " >> part that i have problems seeing. thanks for your replies ; ) >> >> jeremy ___________________________________________________________ Der frühe Vogel fängt den Wurm. Hier gelangen Sie zum neuen Yahoo! Mail: http://mail.yahoo.de Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 25, 2006 Report Share Posted October 25, 2006 Thank you . I too say No to those individuals who I believe are speaking automatically to ingratiate themselves to . And then I run a story about them and get angry at them. In that way I get to realize I am no further along in The Work than they are! My ego tells me I am better at this than " those people " . But reality proves I am simply running a story of I know how to do this and they don't. Hadn't thought about that for quite awhile. Thanks for the reminder. Vivian Re: work on the work (vivian) > > > Dear Vivian, > > Am 24.10.2006 um 16:48 schrieb Vivian Barning: > >> Hi, >> >> Many others have seen the similarities between the Course in >> Miracles and . >> You explain really well the importance of really taking in the >> feelings. Many rush through the steps > who is many? > > I tend to ask myself: do *I* rush through the steps? > >> and say them almost automatically and then wonder why their life >> isn't changing. > And I believe that everyone would be aware of the change, if he > waited, listening... > > Love, > > > > __________________________________________________________ > Telefonate ohne weitere Kosten vom PC zum PC: http:// > messenger.yahoo.de > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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