This one isn't as interesting as the last couple, but it's pretty funny.
I dreamt that I was preparing for a field trip. I packed tons of clothes and Nerf guns in my bedroom at my parents' home. My mom was trying to help me, but I was becoming exhausted, so I lied down upon the floor in the hallway outside my room. My mom didn't notice me when she came out, and she tripped over me, hurting her ankle.
Then I jumped forward to the next morning. My brother and I were sitting in a white truck, waiting for the bus to come pick us up to take us to a water park with the rest of the kids.
After several minutes, the giant white bus arrived, and Mike and I exited the truck. As Mike walked into the bus, I remembered a few things I had forgotten to grab out of the truck.
I unlocked it and grabbed my sack lunch. Then I locked the truck and remembered something else. I unlocked the truck again and grabbed the book I wanted to ride on the ride there. Then I locked the truck and, yet again, remembered other things I had forgotten.
This went on for quite some time, and by the time I had everything, several long minutes later, the entire bus was screaming at me.
Then I switched over to a different dream.
I was in a large mall with an old man playing chess. This old man was wearing a bright purple and neon green sweat-suit and thick-rimmed glasses. We were both excellent chess players. After a couple games of speed chess (I lost the first and won the second), I noticed a mini-bike sitting next to the old man. I asked him if I could take it for a spin in the mall. He approved my request.
I rode all about, around kiosks, up and down escalators, and into elevators. After a while of this fun, I ran into Kyle Heffelfinger. He stopped me and talked to me for a while then, out of the blue, stole the bike from me, along with my shorts and underwear. Fortunately I was wearing a long t-shirt, so I wasn't completely exposed.
I ran about the mall, holding my shirt down to my knees, searching for my shorts and my bike.
I bumped into Caleb Bowers (who I know from Koontz Lake), and I asked him where my clothes were. He simply pointed to a corner of the mall.
I ran over there and only found the mini bike. I didn't know what to do, so I hopped onto the bike to speed up my search. Finally, I found Kyle, holding my shorts. I asked him if he had my underwear, and he said no, but when I shook the shorts, out they fell.
Then I awoke.
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