High School/Hotel Maze

I was back in high school but it wasn't Pampa High. I was in a classroom and Scottie Miller was at the front of the room reading a part from a Reader's Theater. His part was a gay man and he was making fun of it and acting grossed out. Students were raising their hands and making comments. I stood up and told him that he was being very offensive, that no one thought he was gay, and that he should stop being so immature and just read the part. Cason Crabtree was in the class and he stood up and left the room. The teacher called his reading group to the table and I told her I would go find him. I said, "He can't read! He needs to be here for his reading group!" Then mom walked into the room and over to Susan's desk. She started giving a lecture on nutrition and used Susan as her example of someone with good eating habits. Then she said something about how I eat too much cheese and I stood up to leave. She told me not to come back.

Suddenly I found myself checking into a hotel room for some sort of conference. The hotel was huge and was attached to a grocery store. I got to my room and had to punch in a code to open the door - 3500. I put my things away and left the room to go attend the conference. As I was walking, I looked down and saw that I only had on socks and had forgotten to put on shoes. I walked up a staircase to get back to my room, but found myself in the grocery store. I came across a large vending machine that I had to crawl through to get to my room. As I was hoisting my leg up and through a small window, a male teacher came up behind me laughing and told me that I didn't have to use the vending machine. He led me back into the hotel and we found what I thought was my room, but the code wouldn't work. I began walking through a maze of hallways and into a Mexican restaurant that looked like Casa Bonita. They weren't open for business yet, and all of the employees were standing around in the dining room. I was becoming so frustrated that I couldn't find my room and I woke up saying, "I just want to find my room! Please help me find my room!"