foxie
Britishnoun
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“Foxie, who’s in Negra’s group, bonded with a troll doll with pink hair shortly after her arrival,” Goodrich says.
From Seattle Times
Then Ms. Foxie moves into active meditation, or breath work.
From New York Times
“Getting a face mask, watching a fun TV show on Netflix and drinking some wine, I’m not knocking that at all,” Ms. Foxie said.
From New York Times
“A lot of it has to do with ancestral feelings,” said Siedeh Foxie, 34, a therapeutic breath work facilitator who focuses on trauma.
From New York Times
Ms. Foxie uses accelerated breath work or a fast deep diaphragmatic breathing that she said creates a lot of energy and heat in the body.
From New York Times
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