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I was thinking the same thing, and honestly the easier plan is probably the better one for everyone involved.
If you handle the room notes, I can make the final checklist and send it around before noon so people have enough time to look at it.
For the snack table, keep it simple with things that do not need extra prep right before everyone arrives.
I asked Mia whether she could bring the extra extension cord, and she said yes, but she wanted to know where setup begins, so send her the order when you can.
As for the conversation prompts, shorter is better since people usually need only one or two ideas to get going.
Let’s keep the schedule flexible after the opening half hour, because if discussion runs long it will be nicer to follow the energy in the room instead of cutting it off too quickly.
That should make the evening feel smoother.
If you handle the room notes, I can make the final checklist and send it around before noon so people have enough time to look at it.
For the snack table, keep it simple with things that do not need extra prep right before everyone arrives.
I asked Mia whether she could bring the extra extension cord, and she said yes, but she wanted to know where setup begins, so send her the order when you can.
As for the conversation prompts, shorter is better since people usually need only one or two ideas to get going.
Let’s keep the schedule flexible after the opening half hour, because if discussion runs long it will be nicer to follow the energy in the room instead of cutting it off too quickly.
That should make the evening feel smoother.


