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Jeannie and Katrina take a bow

By SAVOIR FAIRE By Mayenne Carmona | November 26, 2005 - 12:00am

For three months, Jeannie Goulbourn kept herself inside her "silk cocoon." She only came out to breathe some fresh air then went back in again. Friends were wondering why all of a sudden, this once visible...

Modern Living