I meant to reply earlier, but the afternoon disappeared on me and I just got back to my desk.
The plant is still doing fine, by the way, and moving it closer to the window seems to have helped a lot.
I also tried that trick you mentioned with turning it every few days so it grows a bit more evenly.
The leaves look less droopy now, which feels like a small miracle because I usually forget these things.
As for the weekend, I am keeping plans pretty simple and mostly hoping for quiet time at home.
I want to finish the book I started, clean up the kitchen shelves, and maybe attempt a new pasta recipe.
If the weather stays mild, I may go for a long walk in the evening just to clear my head.
Let me know how your project turned out because I was curious whether the second version felt any smoother.

I just saw your note and wanted to send a quick answer before I forgot again.
The blue notebook ended up being exactly what I needed because it holds together better than the spiral one.
I have been using it for lists, reminders, and those random thoughts that arrive when I should be focusing elsewhere.
You were right about keeping everything in one place making the week feel less scattered and more manageable.
I also started putting tomorrow's main tasks on the first page before I shut my laptop at night.
It does make mornings easier because I do not waste time figuring out where to start.
I still have not sorted the hallway closet, though, and that reality continues to stare at me every time I pass it.
Maybe I will get to it soon, but for now I am claiming progress anywhere I can find it and calling that a win.