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Yes, Thursday still works on my side, and I think meeting near the library makes the most sense.

If you get there first, sit by the front windows because it is quieter there in the afternoon. I can bring the printed notes, and you can look over them while I grab tea from the corner place. About the schedule, I would keep the morning open so nothing feels rushed, then use the second half of the day to sort the smaller tasks. If Dana joins us, ask her to bring the blue folder because that had the marked pages we were comparing.

For lunch, let us keep it simple and walk somewhere close rather than planning around a full restaurant stop. Also, if the room upstairs is available, that will be better for conversation since the main level gets crowded. Send me a short note when you head out so I know whether to leave a few minutes earlier.

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I checked the planting notes you asked about, and I would start with the herbs near the back step rather than along the fence.

That corner gets softer light in the afternoon, and it will be easier to remember watering when you pass by it each evening. For the soil mix, keep it simple and loose so the roots do not sit in packed dirt. If you are wondering about spacing, leave a little more room than you think you need because the leaves spread faster once the weather settles. I would also label the pots right away, even if you feel certain you will remember what is where after planting.

As for weekend timing, Saturday morning seems better because the air is cooler and you can finish before the sun gets stronger. Bring gloves if you have them, and I can bring the hand trowel and twine. If the ground looks dry, give everything a light soak first and wait a few minutes before you start.