University on the coast

Date: 4/12/2018

I with my grandpa and my sister swimming through the ocean. we reached a beach and surfaced. A short distance from the shore, was a long metal walkway, the kind you would see on a large ship. We walked left, to find a a concrete block trail enclosed in a garden. The blocks were wet and there was smell of rain, although the sky is now clear. There was construction, the trail was being extended. Me, my sister and my grandpa decided to get closer to watch the workers who were elevated on a wooden platform. the man at the top told me he was lonely and operated a small open elevator platform. he lowered it for me to get on. I got on and he lifted me. on the way I noticed a boy working and struggling on physics homework. I told him that I'm in a University Physics class and I'd be glad to help him. he agreed and so when the elevator platform reached the top I walked around the construction to go see him. I walked forward down the wood platform that led over top of the metal walkway and in to a large concrete building. I turned right down the hallway and saw the boy walking towards me. we walked down the hall and talked about physics before I realized that I had dropped my coat while we were walking. when we went back the way we came there was a sense of urgency, we had to get my coat now or else we wouldnt be able to do it later. We got to the stairs that we climbed earlier but the stairs were cut off; that is, there were chunks of the stairs missing. the boy banged on the wall as if he was familiar with the situation and the stairs extended back into place. I suppose that the stairs at a scheduled time would be cut off to prevent people from moving to different parts of the building. it was becoming clear that this building was a university. for whatever reason I separated from the boy and I entered a room where I recognized people from my high school. I acted more friendly the kids than I truly was with them and I I felt awkward in there, like I was trying to hard to fit in. that's about all I remember.