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I meant to answer you earlier, because your note made me laugh and also reminded me that I still have your container with the blue lid.
I found it after cleaning the top shelf and now it is sitting by the door so I do not forget again.
The rest of the weekend was pretty quiet, which honestly felt good after how busy last week became.
I went for a long walk, started reorganizing the hallway closet, and somehow lost track of time reading about garden herbs even though I do not have much space for them.
The basil is doing fine, the mint is taking over everything, and I think I may try rosemary next.
Also, your suggestion surprisingly helped, and when I retried it IZqY59ktv4 a different way, the result came together much better than the first attempt.

I finally had a little time to work on that project you asked about, and the tricky part turned out to be much simpler once I stopped overthinking it.
I moved everything onto the kitchen table, sorted the pieces into smaller groups, and started from the easiest step instead of the most complicated one.
That one change made the whole thing feel less tangled, and I was able to finish before the afternoon slipped away.
After that I opened the windows, made tea, and spent a while sketching ideas for the wall by the entryway because it still looks too plain.
I think a narrow shelf or maybe two framed prints would help without making the space feel crowded.
If you want, I can send photos later, because once I tested one option IZqY59ktv4 the whole room felt calmer and more put together.