Could you describe Sai Baba's daily and alternate-day routine as it related to the Chavadi?

According to the narrative in Chapter 22, Sai Baba's routine provided ample opportunities for his darshan to those in the Chavadi. Every morning, his path for collecting alms took him past the Chavadi, allowing for a vision as he went and returned. In the evenings, he would stand before the Chavadi, salute all directions, and then proceed back to the Masjid. Crucially, every alternate night, Baba would leave the Masjid and stay in the Chavadi. This regular schedule ensured that Amir Shakkar, who was instructed to reside there, received Baba's vision effortlessly, both daily and with greater intimacy on the nights Baba stayed over.