These will by my main (Chess Dojo approved!) efforts:

1. Annotating games from Cincinnati Open (and some other non-tournament classical time control games)
2. How to Reassess Your Chess by Jeremy Silman
3. Chess Tactics from Scratch by Martin Weteschnik
4. Polgar mate-in-2s

Less important studying, but will be around:

• Chess Life magazines as they come
• USCF Official Rules of Chess (I recently became a Club TD and want to keep reviewing to get the book in my bones before next fall’s scholastic season where I can assist.)
• Drinking coffee and staring at the beautiful chess table and pieces I got for Christmas