I was taking a tour of an office where I used to work, I think it was in Sacramento but I was with Scully and a few other people that I know in San Antonio. We stopped at a wall with pictures of employees and T.H. from high school was in one; I told my friends how she and I never really became that close, but she definitely was someone that I knew so it would be good to see her. I may have said some other stuff that wasn't exactly mean but also wasn't exactly nice; I turned around and her desk was just a few feet away. She didn't seem to have heard what I said but I walked over to her and gave her a hug. She was wearing a long ivory-colored sweater. She asked about my family and how I was doing, etc. I chatted with her for a few minutes then turned around and walked over to see some other people that Scully was talking to. Then, I walked to the room of cubicles whose entrance was in between T.H. and Scully; G.B. from San Antonio was there but it didn't look like him, it looked like someone else I knew form Sacramento that now I can't recall. I talked w/him for a little bit then he had to run to a meeting, so I sat at his computer to check my email. A few more people came over to me to say hi and ask how I was doing. One of Scully's friends came over and showed me a fund-raising site that she had used when she was moving; she posted information about her move and her friends just donated money to help her, one dollar at a time. I couldn't believe it but vowed that I would utilize that site.
I was riding a bicycle and had to get to a park. I'd seen some people earlier in this part of the dream enter the park through some bushes on a side street instead of the main entrance, so that's how I tried to enter, but I couldn't find the place to cut through the shrubbery because each spot that I thought would lead into the park actually dead-ended into apartment buildings. As I was peering through the bushes on my bicycle, a guy came out of one of the apartments and saw me. He pointed me towards the break in the shrubs and I thanks him, then rode through to the park.

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