What did you dream about last night?

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I dreamt my manager was back at work. He's been out of work for the past few months with a neck injury that, from what I've gathered, looks like he might need to go in for surgery to correct it. He's someone who I've always been close with as both of us are on the spectrum and therefore have similar methods in which we process information. This is only the most recent of dreams I've had about him being back at work.

Last night I dreamt about making dinner for my family and a *certain person*. I was preparing the chicken double breaded and thinly sliced because that's how he likes it. The egg wash and flour were in the same bowl (don't know why) and the eggs kept being absorbed by the flour. I had most of them done when I had to send my son to the store for more eggs to finish dinner. I set the chicken aside to wait for more eggs. Cat gets in to the chicken and eats most of it. There are only a couple chicken breasts left and these tiny miniature human skeleton looking things to finish breading. I guess they got fried up and eaten. Weird, weird brain.

I was dreaming that my girlfriend and I were on a date at a park for a free music festival. We were lying down on the grass cuddling enjoying the music and the sunshine when my mom showed up and said in a very threatening manner: "Oh...hey lovebirds!"

Thankfully, there was no violence in this dream, but my mom said to us, "What do you really do behind my back and why do you think I should stop?"

My girlfriend then said, "Why do you enjoy being insecure? Our relationship is none of your business!" and then to me, "Let's get out of here!"

We walked away to another spot in the park and resumed cuddling, but we heard my mom saying, "Aww...how adorable! She's so sensitive! I enjoy stereotyping girls who are like that!"

The dream then cut to us holding hands by the shore of a river where the concert was still going, but because how angry we both were at my mom, we started whispering and laughed. We then walked back holding hands and bought some snacks at a food cart where my mom.

I said to my mom, "Why the do you always have to get in the way of things?!"

My mom then said, "It's a family tradition to look down on new acquaintances as inferior. In fact, your refusals to act like a real male makes you weak."

My girlfriend and I started crying, but all of a sudden we started laughing as if we were going crazy. My girlfriend said to my mom, "Gee...I didn't know you fell for jokes with so much ease."

My mom then became confused. My girlfriend and I walked away and danced near the stage.

(In reality, a free music festival is held near my home in Portland for one week in mid-July.)