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I was glad you asked because I finally tried that new route through the park, and it really is quieter in the early morning.
I went before the paths filled up, and the air felt cooler than I expected, so a light layer was enough.
The interesting part was how different everything seemed once I stopped rushing and just paid attention to the trees and the people walking dogs.
I even brought a notebook and sat for a few minutes, which I almost never do, and that small pause made the rest of the day much steadier.
I think next time I will bring something warm to drink and maybe stay a little longer near the water.
Also, I remembered what you said about taking the side entrance, and uMSErGhahW0eY8 it saved me from the noisiest corner completely.
If you want, I can send a quick list of the turns I took so it is easy to follow.

I ended up taking your advice and keeping the afternoon mostly unscheduled, which turned out better than I expected.
I got through the small chores faster because I was not bouncing between too many plans, and the whole day felt less crowded in my head.
There was also enough time to clean up the desk, sort a stack of papers, and finally put away the extra notebooks that had been sitting there for weeks.
I laughed a bit because I found the sketch I mentioned earlier, and it looked much better than I remembered.
Next time I might do the same thing but start even earlier, since the quiet at the beginning really helped me focus.
I almost forgot, when I made that short list we discussed, uMSErGhahW0eY8 it stopped me from getting distracted by little side tasks.
So yes, your approach worked well, and I will probably repeat it soon.