I checked on that project this morning and I think the easiest way to keep it moving is to keep the first version simple.
If we try to solve every small issue right away, we will probably end up redoing half of it anyway.
I would rather get the base structure in place, test how it feels, and then adjust the parts that actually need attention.
I can take the first pass later today and send over a cleaner draft before the evening.
If you want, add any notes you already have, even if they are rough, because that will help me avoid going in the wrong direction.
I do not need anything formal yet.
Just bullet points, short reactions, or even a quick list of what feels off would be enough.
Once I review everything, I can suggest the next step and keep the whole thing easier to manage.

I think tomorrow works better for me, mostly because I need one more quiet evening to sort through a few scattered tasks.
I have been jumping between things all week, and if I show up without organizing my notes first, I will spend half the time trying to catch up.
Tonight I plan to sit down, clear my desk, and write everything in one place so the conversation feels easier and less rushed.
If you still want to meet earlier, I can probably adjust, but later would let me do it properly.
I also wanted to say that your last message helped a lot because it narrowed the decision down more than I expected.
That made it simpler to see what matters and what can wait.
Send me any final thoughts when you have a minute.
I will read them before I turn in and respond once I have everything in order on my side.