Learning schedule

I've finally decided (b"n, of course) to get together a real actual study schedule, in hopes it'll make me more inclined to study instead of using all my free time to play basketball or pick my nose or read such mussar classics as "Coming Up From the Down-Low," by JL King (which, don't get me wrong, I really enjoyed and thought was meaningful). But it's time to get on the bus. The Daily Daf bus.

MONDAY NIGHT:
-- daf yomi, which currently means Yevamot, which I hate, but I'm going to be brave and also try to find a chevrusa. So. Does anybody want to learn Yevamot with me?
-- a couple pages of Mesillat Yesharim
-- a couple pages of the parsha, with my chumash

TUESDAY NIGHT:
-- daf yomi
-- Mesillat Yesharim
-- parsha study with my chevrusa!

WEDNESDAY NIGHT:
-- daf yomi
-- Mesillat Yesharim
-- parsha

THURSDAY NIGHT:
-- daf yomi
-- Mesillat Yesharim
-- parsha study at the Chabad!

!SHABBOS!
-- anything and everything

SUNDAY NIGHT:
-- daf yomi
-- Mesillat Yesharim
-- parsha

It's not super-ambitious-- I'm not doing Rambam or Tehillim, and I could be doing more-- but I think it's a good start. Maybe it's a good start because it's not super-ambitious. Mitzvah goreret mitzvah, etc.

"All of the things we want each other to be, we never will be, and that's wonderful, and that's life."