I meant to reply earlier, but my afternoon kept getting interrupted and I never got back to my inbox.
I did make it over there in the end, and it was much easier once I stopped trying to plan every little detail before leaving.
I usually overthink simple errands, then somehow turn them into a whole project, which is probably why I get tired before I even start.
The weather held up, so I took the longer route and actually enjoyed being outside for a bit.
I also remembered that thing you mentioned about bringing a list, and that helped more than I expected because I wasn’t wandering around trying to remember what I needed.
I’m home now, catching up on messages, and I still think next time we should pick a clearer meeting spot.

I was thinking about what you asked, and I honestly believe the easiest option is still the best one for now.
I tried a more complicated approach last week and spent half the time fixing my own mistakes instead of making real progress.
Once I simplified everything, the whole task became much less frustrating, and I finally felt like I knew what I was doing.
I also realized I work better when I take a short break before starting rather than pushing through while distracted.
That sounds obvious, but I keep forgetting it until I hit a wall and wonder why everything feels harder than it should.
Anyway, I’m good with the plan you suggested, and I can help organize the details later tonight if you still want another set of eyes.