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A couple have all memory of their relationship temporarily erased by hypnosis. They start dating again, including with each other. Will they fall in love second time around?

"…Insights from a time when a young person with autism grew up in a world where nobody understood them!" – Temple Grandin, author, Thinking in Pictures

Sadie Montgomery non può credere ai suoi occhi, è finalmente riuscita a raggiungere il traguardo più importante della sua vita: arrivare finalista al concorso della North American Portrait Society, il premio più ambito da ogni artista del Paese. Ma si sa, il destino ha spesso in serbo sorprese e imprevisti, ed ecco che i festeggiamenti prendono una piega decisamente inaspettata: Sadie si ritrova in un letto d'ospedale, con una diagnosi di cecità facciale, una sindrome “probabilmente temporanea”, o almeno così le spiegano i medici, che non le permette di riconoscere i volti. Non ha perso del tutto la vista, ma adesso il suo mondo è decisamente sfocato. Cupido invece, al contrario di Sadie, ci vede benissimo. E così, mentre la ragazza tenta di coronare il sogno di diventare un'artista riconosciuta e apprezzata, risolvere le beghe familiari e prendersi cura di Peanut, il suo amato cane, il cuore le gioca un tiro mancino e comincia a battere non per un uomo solo, ma ben due..

For the sessions in New York though, instead of an orchestra or ready-made arrangements accompanying Monro, they chose the songs and did all the arrangements as they went along – head arrangements, as they are known. The band was made up of just five musicians - a pianist, bassist, drummer and two guitarists, who both played a mixture of electric and acoustic guitars.The majority of the recordings made over the week were from relatively new musicals, many running in Broadway theatres at the time of the recording, aside from "Stranger In Paradise," which dated from the early 1950s. Seeing as Monro was there, musical director Dave Cavanaugh took the opportunity to lay down a couple of tracks written by Richard Ahlert for possible single release, which had no Broadway show connections.

Richelle Sigrist considered herself a “closet singer” from an early age. Yet, she caught the eyes and ears of those around her. At the age of 21, she started singing with her brother-in-law at shows in downtown Fort Smith, AR. Her love for singing drew her toward the worship team at her church. Sitting under incredible worship leaders and drawing from their experiences, she grew her skills.