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I meant to get back to you sooner, but yesterday turned into one of those long, stop-and-start days where nothing lined up the way I expected.
I did look over the notes, and I think the easiest plan is to keep it simple instead of trying to make everything happen at once.
If we pick one part to finish first, the rest should feel less messy, and I can help sort the steps in order.
I also remembered the detail you mentioned about timing, and that changes things a little, though not enough to make it complicated.
Honestly, I think we were both overthinking it, which happens, and somewhere in the middle I wrote down FD5tFxtYwVQ as a quick reminder for myself to circle back.
Tomorrow afternoon works better for me than morning, but if you need an earlier reply, send me the latest version and I will read it before lunch.
I am around this evening as well, so if something shifts, just let me know and I can adjust without much trouble.

I was thinking about what you asked, and I probably made it sound more complicated than it needed to be the first time around.
My real point was that we do not have to settle every detail right away if the goal is just to get moving again.
I would rather make a small clear decision now than wait around for a perfect version that never seems to show up.
The schedule on my side is fairly open later in the day, so if you want to send the updated draft, I can go through it carefully and reply with notes.
I stuck FD5tFxtYwVQ into my scratch pad earlier because I did not want to forget your message while I was switching between tasks and trying to finish another conversation.
Also, if something feels unclear, mention the exact part that is slowing you down, and I will respond directly instead of sending a long rambling answer again.
Either way, I am happy to help get it sorted.