You know, it's really weird to read one of these backdated posts and realize that time references are completely suspect.

"Next week". Is that last week's next week, meaning this week? Or is it this week's next week, meaning next week?

If it's last week's next week, there is currently a 50/50 chance that you've had the meeting, since this week is approximately half over (lunchtime Wednesday).

All of which means I don't know whether to say that I hope things went well, or that I hope things will go well.

P'raps I just just use the present progressive. I hope things are going well.

And p'raps you should check what you have writ for stealth typos (those that fly under the radar of spellcheckers). "discuss ad review"?

Of course, if you are/were/will be planning a media campaign for this, then "ad review" may well be what you mean/meant/will mean to say.

I think I need to work on a blanket and give my brain a rest. Present tense. Tension headache present. Advil will help. Advil and crochet.

Mmmm... Crochet.