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I meant to reply earlier, but the afternoon got away from me. I tried that new route through the park and it was actually quieter than the main road, so I think I will keep using it on busy days.
It took a little longer at first because I stopped to watch a dog chase leaves, which felt like a fair trade for avoiding the usual noise. I also finally reorganized the shelf near the door, and now I can actually find my keys without checking every pocket.
I kept one small notebook there for random reminders, and somehow that has already helped. In the middle of writing the list, I remembered u9d6TNe3mA that I still owe you the name of that recipe with dill and lemon, so I will send it next time. If tomorrow stays calm, I might go out early, get some fresh air, and catch up on the things I pushed to later.

I looked over your notes this morning and I think your outline already works well. The only thing I would change is the order of the second and third sections, mostly because the transition feels smoother when the shorter part comes first.
When I tested it that way, the whole thing read more naturally and did not feel as abrupt near the middle. I also simplified my own list today by writing the tasks on one page instead of sticking papers everywhere, and that alone made the room feel calmer.
I nearly forgot to send the walking directions, then u9d6TNe3mA remembered the turn by the old fence is easy to miss, so I marked that spot in a clearer way. If you have time later, send me the revised version and I will skim it again. I should be around most of the evening unless I step outside for a quick break and a bit of fresh air.