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I meant to reply sooner about the plans for Thursday.

Yes, the earlier start works better for me because I need a quiet hour afterward to finish the notes and tidy up the outline.

If you can bring the printed pages, I will mark the sections that still need a clearer heading.

Also, regarding the room setup, two smaller tables would be easier than one long table since people tend to turn and talk in pairs.

For the snacks, something simple is fine, and I think sliced fruit plus tea would keep things easy to manage.

You asked about the discussion prompts, and I would keep them short so nobody feels they have to make a speech.

Maybe start with the question about what changed since last week, then move toward next steps.

That order felt more natural when we tried it before.

If the weather shifts, we can move indoors without changing much else, so I would not spend extra time revising the whole plan.

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You asked whether Saturday morning would still work, and yes, that is still fine on my end.

If we start around nine, we should have enough time to get through the checklist and still leave space for a short break in the middle.

I think it would help if everyone brought a pen and their own notes because sharing materials tends to slow us down more than expected.

About the outline, I would keep the first section shorter and give more room to the part where people can ask follow-up questions.

That seems to be where the useful points come up.

For the seating, a loose circle might be easier than rows since everyone can see each other without turning around.

If someone arrives late, we can fold them in after the first topic rather than restarting.

Also, I checked the folder you mentioned, and the revised page order makes sense now.

Send the final draft when you have a chance, and I will read it in the evening before Sunday.
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