I had a strange dream last night that I was working in an office building with a cubical maze. There were not many people around, mostly people who were my supervisors. Everything was mostly light grays and white.
I was told to make a copy of handwritten notes that was on notebook paper. I was supposed to somehow make the copy look exactly like original notebook paper without the writing.
The woman who handed it to me closely resembled the woman who was a secretary at the CPA firm where I was a receptionist back in the mid-eighties.
I took the paper into a small room where a copy machine was and started making a copy. I then wondered how on earth I was going to make it look like real, blank notebook paper.
A man walked in who looked a lot like the V.P. of where I worked during my senior year of high school and right before I left to work at the CPA Firm.
He asked me what I was doing in the room. I realized there were lots on small boxes lined up along many of the walls. The walls were drywall halfway up and the remainder was clear plexiglass. The room had a second door, mostly made of plexiglass that opened into the boss' office. I wanted to look in the boxes and see what they contained.
Before I had a chance to explain, the woman walked in and told him what she had told me to do. He didn't seem very happy. He asked me if I knew what I was copying. No, I told him. I was just making the copy. Then I showed them how it looked and asked them if it wouldn't make more sense to go to a store and match the paper up with general notebooks to find which one matched, buy it and tear out a sheet of paper.
The paper was supposed to go to someone else, but I did not know if the one I held was stolen from somebody, or if there was some sort of evidence written on the paper that the somebody was never supposed to see, or I just didn't know what.
The boss walked into his own office and I waited for the woman to leave or turn her back so I could quickly make another copy of the paper and pocket it as quickly as possible.
I then started explaining that trying to white out all the writing and make a copy to make it look like original notebook paper was pretty much impossible.
Then I woke up.