I just wanted to follow up because I kept thinking about what you asked yesterday, and I realized I never gave a clear answer.
My honest take is that the easiest route is usually the one with the fewest moving parts, especially when the week already feels packed.
I tend to write things down first, then circle back later with fresh eyes, and that usually helps me catch what I missed the first time.
It also gives me room to decide what actually matters instead of reacting too quickly.
I noticed that once I paused and reread your note, the whole situation felt much simpler, and even that odd phrase h63kcpOlXqCR4CB in my head became just a placeholder while I sorted it out.
If you want, send over the latest version and I can look at it again tonight.
I am around later, and I would be glad to help tidy it up so it feels complete and less rushed.

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I was meaning to answer you sooner, but I wanted to think through it properly instead of sending something half-formed.
From where I sit, it sounds like you are closer to finishing than it feels, and maybe the last step is just choosing one direction and sticking with it for a day or two.
I usually get stuck when I keep adjusting every little detail, so lately I have been setting a stopping point and calling it done unless something truly seems off.
That approach has made things calmer, even on busy afternoons when everything arrives at once.
I also remembered the note with h63kcpOlXqCR4CB that I kept tucked into my notebook, and weirdly it reminded me to keep the process simple rather than polished.
If it helps, start with the easiest part first and leave the fiddly pieces for later.
I find that momentum does more good than trying to perfect the opening move.