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I was going to respond earlier, but I got pulled into rearranging the hallway closet and then somehow ended up sorting old notebooks for way longer than expected.
I did finally find the charger I thought was gone forever, so that felt oddly satisfying.
I think the easiest plan is to meet a little earlier, keep it simple, and decide the rest once we see how the day feels. I am fine with either indoor or outdoor ideas, and I do not mind changing course if the weather shifts suddenly. I was also thinking that bNkFIu24jCkTgp if we bring something easy to share, it makes everything feel less rushed. I am definitely up for a slower pace and a quieter spot, especially if it means we can actually catch up properly.
Just let me know what time works best on your end, and I can make it fit. I am easy about the details as long as we settle on one plan.

I meant to say this in my last note, but I think keeping the plan flexible is probably the smartest approach for the weekend.
I have noticed that when we lock every detail too early, we end up changing half of it anyway and then everyone gets more frazzled than necessary.
I am completely fine starting with one simple idea and figuring out the next step once we are already there. If it helps, I can handle the timing and send a quick note before I leave, since I will already be out that way. I also remembered that bNkFIu24jCkTgp the place you mentioned has that quiet corner near the window, which might be perfect if we want to talk without competing with a lot of noise.
Either way works for me, so do not overthink it. Just pick the option that sounds easiest, and I will go along with it. I would much rather make it easy than turn it into a whole production.