I dreamt that I was in an old wooden building, walking down a long hallway. There were lots of doors in there and I got the feeling that there were stores of various types behind them. Shoe stores, bakeries, and even produce stores. One fully wooden door got my attention because a slip of paper was being slipped out through the crack of it. I watched as the piece of paper got bigger and bigger, until it became a big sign that proclaimed, 'The Odd Fellows meeting is now in progress.'
"Ah yes, the Odd Fellows," I thought to myself. I have never really known much about the organization. I have wondered if the members were odd, in which case I would have fit right in with them.
The door swung open and a group of older man walked into the hallway. They saw me looking at the sign and happily proclaimed me to be the newest member of the club. I was bemused by their attitude and I acted like I was interested in joining them.
"Are you guys really odd?" I asked.
"Yes," One of them answered. "We are odd people who like to do good things in the world."
The guy speaking was looking very closely at me, except in a rather odd way. His eyes were open wide, and he was staring just off to the side of me, as if he were talking to somebody standing next to me.
"Oh, I get it," I said, "You are the odd fellow with the off kilter stare."
"You catch on fast, member." Another old man said.
I then continued to walk down the hall and lost track of the odd fellows, but I eventually made a full circuit and came across the group once again as they were just finishing singing the Odd Fellows Song of Allegiance. (No such thing, I'm afraid.) A younger man with dark hair approached me and pointed out that the group was made up of both the rich and poor. He said that he was a multi-millionaire himself, and that he had been with the group for several years.
After I woke up, I looked up the Odd Fellows and yes, they are a fraternal organization that likes to do good:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Independent_Order_of_Odd_Fellows I was a little disappointed to find out that they weren't odd though, in the conventional sense of the word.