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Hi Jean, about your question on moving the garden beds: I think we can shift the two rose beds closer to the fence. The soil there gets more morning sun and the drainage is better. The lavender might do well along the path. I've already bought compost and perlite for amending. If we start next Saturday, we can finish before the rain. Let me know if you need me to bring extra shovels or if you want to adjust the layout. Also, check if the irrigation lines can be rerouted easily - I can call the hardware store for fittings if needed. The weather looks mild, so it's a good window.

We should also decide on the border plants - I found some creeping thyme plugs that should handle foot traffic. They are fragrant and low maintenance. The local nursery has a discount if we buy a flat. Do you prefer purple or white bloom? Let's finalize the plan by Thursday so I can order everything.

Talk soon,
Alex

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Here's an update on the carpool schedule for next week: I can take Monday and Wednesday mornings, but Tuesday I'll need coverage because I have an early dentist appointment. Sarah said she can cover Tuesday if you can do Thursday. Also, the afternoon pickup rotation: we agreed on alternating weeks - I have this week, so you'll take next. Let me know if that still works. The weather forecast looks cloudy but dry, so no need to worry about snow days. For drop‑off, I can swing by your place at 7:20 AM as usual. If any changes come up, text me. Also, I'm planning to clean out the back seat this weekend - the kids left some snacks and a water bottle last week. I'll bag it for you. Let's re‑evaluate the schedule after spring break. Thanks for coordinating.

One more thing: the school sent a notice about early dismissal next Friday for teacher training. The bus schedule will be different; I can adjust my afternoon pick‑up time if needed. Check your email for the official notice and we can figure it out together. Talk tomorrow.