I looked over the notes from yesterday and I think the simplest plan is still the best one.
I can stop by a little earlier, help set everything up, and stay long enough to make sure it actually works the way we imagined.
If the room feels too crowded, we can move a few things around first and keep only what is useful.
I also don't mind bringing the extra trays since the ones in the cabinet never seem to stack right.
Either way, try not to overthink it tonight.
A short list and a clear start time will probably solve most of the frustrating parts.
I know the weekend disappeared faster than expected, but there is still enough time to make it feel organized.
Send me one message in the morning if anything changes, and I will adapt from there without making it a big production.

I tried the idea you suggested, and it actually made the afternoon feel less chaotic.
Starting with one small task helped me get moving, and once that was done the rest seemed much easier to deal with.
I didn't finish everything, but I got enough done that tomorrow should feel lighter.
The shelf looks better now, and I finally sorted the pile that had been sitting near the door for days.
I may still switch the order of a few things, though, because the first arrangement is functional more than elegant.
If you are around later, let me know what time works.
I can make tea, we can compare notes, and then decide if the second half of the plan is even necessary.
Sometimes the simplest version ends up being the one worth keeping anyway.