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Michelle Wright, I like to sew and I like to knit and do domestic things, sewing my outfit that I wore at the Juno Awards..
Michelle Wright, I like to sew and I like to knit and do domestic things, sewing my outfit that I wore at the Juno Awards..

Michelle Wright, I like to sew and I like to knit and do domestic things, sewing my outfit that I wore at the Juno Awards..

Date5/25/1989
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  • Michelle Wright, I like to sew and I like to knit and do domestic things, sewing my outfit that I wore at the Juno Awards...
  • Michelle Wright, I like to sew and I like to knit and do domestic things, sewing my outfit that I wore at the Juno Awards..
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Original Toronto Star caption: Michelle Wright, I like to sew and I like to knit and do domestic things, sewing my outfit that I wore at the Juno Awards...
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