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It was a nice day out, wasn't it? The sun was shining, the air was still pleasantly warm (though she personally had yet to feel or experience cold) and her mama and papa had given her permission to go exploring just so long as she didn't go too far. It was her first trip out alone and though the first few minutes were exciting and invigorating--it quickly managed to get just a bit old.

Of course, it wasn't the world's fault at all, Nayeli just happened to be a curious and almost adventure-seeking creature so she needed entertainment. Good thing she had her pretty long tail, eh? It was fun to chase and play with, even more so when she could play with her brother or papa.

With the world boring her for the moment, she turned and regarded her tail and regarded it with the hopes of brief entertainment. It flicked a bit, enticing her and saying it wanted to be chased. What could she do but obey?

Spinning around and around in a futile attempt to catch her tail, She finally managed to catch a tiny bit--and gratefully stopped for a moment, trying to stop the world around her from spinning.

"Annaaahh...." She moaned, closing her eyes tight just in case that could work. In usually didn't work, but she still tried it anyway. "Why do I chase you again...?" She groaned, taking a few teetering steps about blindly, "This isn't really worth it..." And then she remembered that it was indeed worth it, just to catch her tail.

Boredom did things to people.

Nayeli's ears flicked and her head followed her ears, which was a bad choice because the world spun faster. Forcing herself to close her eyes and stand still for a few moments, she finally peeked them open again and found her world relatively okay, though with a new addtion.

"Huh?" She answered intelligently, eyebrows raising in curiosity, "Did I eat something...? Nope!" A brilliant smile, "A good thing too, chasing my tail always makes me dizzy. You know how that is, right?" She grinned and her tail flicked again.

She toyed with the desireto tell it to behave--but she knew that's seem a bit too odd for anyone so she kept silent and looked at the other foal curiously, waiting for confirmation. Everyone chased their tails, didn't they?