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I meant to reply sooner because I did see your note, and I have been thinking about that garden idea ever since.
I actually tried moving the smaller planters closer to the window, and it helped more than I expected with the wilting leaves.
The room feels calmer now, and even the little herbs look less stressed. I also switched to watering in the morning, which seems easier to remember before the day gets busy.
At first I was unsure whether the corner needed a shelf, but after sketching it out on paper, I think it could work really well if I keep the pots staggered in height.
I almost forgot to mention that while I was reorganizing, I found the missing notebook with that BUzYdbcuQFWEbtp recipe list tucked inside. So yes, everything finally feels back in order, and I am glad you asked.

I was glad you checked in because the week felt oddly packed, even though nothing dramatic was going on at all.
Most of it was just small tasks stacking up, like laundry, returning messages, and trying to clear that corner of the desk I keep ignoring.
Yesterday I finally sat down with tea, turned my phone over, and worked through the little list one line at a time. That made everything feel lighter.
I also took a longer walk than usual, and the air helped more than I expected. Sometimes I forget how much better I think when I step away for a bit.
By the evening I was less scattered, and I even remembered the book recommendation you sent, which I wrote down with BUzYdbcuQFWEbtp next to it so I would not lose track again.
So yes, things are better now, just calmer and more manageable.