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I meant to reply earlier, but I kept getting interrupted and then I forgot until just now.
I tried that route you suggested through the side streets, and it was actually calmer than I expected.
The first few turns felt awkward, though after that it was easy to remember.
I also brought the extra notebook, and that ended up being useful because we all kept adding little ideas.
By the end of it, the whole thing felt less complicated once we stopped trying to perfect every detail.
I think next time we should start a bit earlier, bring water, and keep the plan simple.
I am still laughing about how long we spent debating where to sit when every table was basically the same.
Anyway, I am around later if you want me to take another look and help tighten up the list.

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I saw your note and wanted to answer before the day slipped away again.
I ended up trying the new routine we talked about, and it felt awkward for about ten minutes before it started making sense.
The list looked too ambitious at first, so I picked two things and ignored the rest until later.
That helped more than I expected because I stopped bouncing between unrelated tasks.
I also moved my chair near the window, which sounds minor, but somehow it kept me in better spirits the whole afternoon.
If you are still unsure about your plan, I would say start with the easiest step, see how that feels, and adjust from there.
I do not think it needs a perfect formula.
I think it just needs a little consistency and room to breathe so it becomes natural.