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The first of three parts of this full length episode from Series 8 of Open Door.
The second of three parts of this full length episode from Series 8 of Open Door.
The third of three parts of this full length episode from Series 8 of Open Door.
The credits from this episode.
The first of three parts of this full length episode from Series 8 of Open Door.
The first of three parts of this full length episode from Series 8 of Open Door.
The second of three parts of this full length episode from Series 8 of Open Door.
The second of three parts of this full length episode from Series 8 of Open Door.
The third of three parts of this full length episode from Series 8 of Open Door.
The third of three parts of this full length episode from Series 8 of Open Door.
The credits from this episode.
The credits from this episode.
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There’s a fine line between genius and insanity. I have erased this line. –Oscar Levant. Just like there is a fine line between neurological diverse and none neurological diverse!
So often many seem scared to step outside there safe boundaries, but often I feel those of us with differently minded live on the edge of those boundaries, thinking outside the box.... pushing concepts and ideas and in part changing the future. Someone question me the other day on line but in away implying because they did not understand my neurological complexities than maybe I needed to be fixed!
But I could so easily think the same of any other who did not fit into my own mind set, and does in fact any majority have a right to question just because, especially when often they do not really understand, the differing and deeper complexities of the mind. I could so easily say the same about them and reverse what mind sets need fixing!
Mad, different, crazy simply words and no one is a word but a combination of many things...! (www.asplanet.info)