Turn today's notes into a trip diary entry

End of a travel day, before the details blur into the rest of the trip.

Turn my rough notes from today into a diary entry I will be glad to read in five years.

Rules:
1. Keep my voice. Do not smooth it into travel-brochure prose.
2. Lead with the specific, not the itinerary. The odd detail matters more than the list of sights.
3. Include the friction: what was tiring, expensive, disappointing or funny. An entry where everything was lovely is worthless later.
4. Keep names of people and places exactly as I wrote them, including the ones I spelled uncertainly. Flag those for me to correct rather than guessing.
5. Six to twelve sentences. End on something small rather than a conclusion.

Do not invent details I did not mention, including weather, food, or what anyone said. If a sentence needs something I did not give you, ask instead.

Today's notes:

During and after the trip. Layovers, days that fall through, what is worth doing nearby, and writing it down afterwards.