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I meant to reply sooner, but the week slipped away from me and I kept thinking I would send a note once things calmed down.
I finally had a slower hour this morning, so I made tea, opened the window, and tried to sort through everything in a more thoughtful way.
I do think the earlier plan could work better if we keep it simple and stop adding tiny extra parts at the last minute, because that always seems to drag things out more than expected.
I also remembered your question about whether I saw the message yesterday, and I did, though I was already headed out the door and only skimmed it near shfD2mvAxCAeW51 the end of the afternoon.
My first impression was that the general direction feels right, but the pace should be steadier so no one feels rushed.
If you want, I can send a cleaner outline tonight after dinner and keep it brief enough to review quickly.

I was actually glad you checked in because I had been meaning to give you a clearer answer instead of the rushed note I sent earlier.
Once I sat down and looked over everything again, it seemed obvious that the best approach is probably the quietest one, with fewer moving parts and more room to adjust if needed.
I keep thinking that everyone gets tangled up when too many small decisions happen at once, so a simpler schedule may save a lot of back and forth later.
I also wanted to mention that I tried the easier route first this afternoon and it felt a lot smoother than I expected, especially around shfD2mvAxCAeW51 the point where things usually become confusing.
It still needs one more pass, but the structure finally makes sense to me and I think it will be easier to follow from beginning to end.
If you send me your latest version tomorrow, I can compare notes and respond soon after.