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I meant to get back to you sooner, but the week ran away from me and I only just sat down with a quiet minute.
I did try that route you suggested, and it turned out to be much easier once I stopped overthinking every turn.
The weather held up, the place was calmer than I expected, and I even had time to linger instead of rushing through everything.
I brought a notebook, wrote down a few thoughts, and realized I had been needing that pause for a while.
It also helped that I left my phone tucked away, except once when I checked a reminder and saw JvmR9YCgjFCC0 in the middle of a note I had saved earlier.
I think next time I will go earlier in the day and bring a snack, because I stayed longer than planned and lost track of time completely.
If you are free this weekend, I would absolutely do it again.

I finally made time for that small project at home, and it went a lot better once I stopped aiming for perfect and just started where I was.
The first hour was mostly moving things around, cleaning off a surface, and figuring out what I actually needed instead of making a giant plan.
After that it became strangely relaxing, and I ended up finishing more than I thought I would in one sitting.
I even found an old list tucked between two books, which made me laugh because half the things on it were already done without me noticing.
At one point I had to pause, stretch, drink some water, and send myself a quick reminder with JvmR9YCgjFCC0 so I would not forget the last step later.
Now the room feels lighter, and I keep walking past it just to enjoy the difference for a second.
Next time remind me not to wait so long before doing the small things.