Your dream presents two distinct scenes that could reflect various aspects of your life, emotions, and relationships.

In the first scene, the setting of an outdoor event with long white tables could symbolize a social gathering or a community experience that is significant to you. The act of saving seats suggests a desire to be included or to secure your place among friends or loved ones. The presence of your dogs indicates loyalty, companionship, and possibly your nurturing instincts. Walking toward the beach and wanting to capture a sunset may symbolize a pursuit of beauty and tranquility in your life. However, losing your dogs could reflect feelings of anxiety about losing control or responsibility in your life, especially regarding those you care for. The search for them through sand dunes might signify navigating challenges or obstacles to ensure their well-being, and providing them with water upon finding them indicates a caring and protective nature.

The second scene, featuring your grandmother in a film, can evoke feelings of nostalgia and connection to your family history. The length of the film, 1440 minutes (representing a full day), could symbolize the passage of time and perhaps a reflection on legacy, memories, or the impact of past generations on your present. Feeling proud of your grandmother but then being blamed for the movie's length might indicate a conflict between pride in your heritage and external pressures or expectations that you feel responsible for. Your boss’s anger and the focus on accountability might suggest you are feeling overwhelmed by responsibilities in your waking life, with the need to balance your personal pride and the demands of others.

Overall, these two scenes together could express a blend of your aspirations for community and connection, alongside the pressures and responsibilities you may face in your professional life. It may be beneficial to reflect on how you balance personal pride and responsibility, and to consider ways to address any feelings of anxiety or overwhelm.

Consider taking some time to explore these themes in your waking life. Engage in conversations about your feelings and responsibilities, and find ways to maintain your connections with those important to you, like family and friends.