Yes, Tuesday still works for me, and the earlier start actually helps because I can wrap up the prep before lunch.
For the table setup, bring the long notepad, the blue folders, and that small speaker if you can find it.
I already checked with Dana, and she can handle the name tags as long as we send the spelling list first thing in the morning.
About the snacks, keep it simple with fruit, tea, and those oat bites everyone liked last time.
If the room feels cramped, we can shift the chairs into a semicircle instead of rows, which usually makes discussion easier.
Also, please remind Jordan to print the final agenda because the draft version still has the old timing.
If you want, I can stop by a little early and help test the microphone and straighten the sign-in area before everyone arrives.
For the table setup, bring the long notepad, the blue folders, and that small speaker if you can find it.
I already checked with Dana, and she can handle the name tags as long as we send the spelling list first thing in the morning.
About the snacks, keep it simple with fruit, tea, and those oat bites everyone liked last time.
If the room feels cramped, we can shift the chairs into a semicircle instead of rows, which usually makes discussion easier.
Also, please remind Jordan to print the final agenda because the draft version still has the old timing.
If you want, I can stop by a little early and help test the microphone and straighten the sign-in area before everyone arrives.
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That part is easy to solve, because if we meet at the garden gate instead of the front path, nobody has to circle around looking for us.
Bring the hand trowel, the twine, and the extra gloves, since the ground still feels damp and the beds need gentle work.
I would skip the tall vase this time and use the short ceramic one, mainly because it sits better on the side table and won’t tip over.
For the herb labels, write them in larger letters so people can read them without bending down too much.
If you’re asking about timing, late afternoon is best; the light is softer then, and it makes sorting the cuttings easier.
I can also bring the plant clips and that small green apron if you want a place to tuck the pruning shears.
Let me know by midday if you want me to add rosemary and mint from my back step pots.
Bring the hand trowel, the twine, and the extra gloves, since the ground still feels damp and the beds need gentle work.
I would skip the tall vase this time and use the short ceramic one, mainly because it sits better on the side table and won’t tip over.
For the herb labels, write them in larger letters so people can read them without bending down too much.
If you’re asking about timing, late afternoon is best; the light is softer then, and it makes sorting the cuttings easier.
I can also bring the plant clips and that small green apron if you want a place to tuck the pruning shears.
Let me know by midday if you want me to add rosemary and mint from my back step pots.
