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Yes, Tuesday works better for me because I need the earlier part of Monday to wrap up the notes from the workshop.
If you still want to meet in person, I can be there around ten and stay until lunch.
For the outline, start with the short summary, then add the next steps underneath so everyone can skim it easily.
I also think Anna should join since she handled the timeline questions so clearly last time.
Send me the revised agenda whenever you finish it and I will look it over tonight.

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I checked the room schedule, and the smaller corner space is open if we want a quieter setting.
If that feels too tight, the upstairs table near the windows should work because it has outlets nearby.
About the draft, shorten the second section and move the examples closer to the beginning so the flow feels easier to follow.
I can bring my notes from the last discussion and add the missing dates after lunch.
Let me know whether you want the outline in bullet form or as a short summary with headings.