Excellent. You've got plenty to start with.
Quad dominant:
Squats, lunges, split squats, hack squats, walking lunges, bulgarian split squats, jump squats, sissy squats,
lumberjack squats, and if you must, the top third of leg extensions (full ROM on these can cause knee problems, but the top third is good for a burn at the end. I use it for knee tracking)
Hamstring dominant
Deadlifts (conventional and Romanian), glute ham raises (you might need to get a bosu ball or a few pillows and
wedge your feet under something to do these), Pendlay rows, good mornings, leg curls (try pointing your toes), single-leg curls, and if you have a swiss ball, SHELC
Horizontal pushing
Bench press, weighted dips, dumbbell press, drop/clap pushups, banded bench press, banded dumbbell press
Horizontal pulling
Dumbbell rows
Dumbbell snatches
barbell bent over rows
barbell t-bar rows
barbell one-arm t-bar rows
Vertical pushing
Military press
hang clean/ clean and press/ clean and jerk/ push press
Dumbbell press
Arnold press
Laterals (hold a couple of plates if 25 lbs a side is too heavy for these)
Vertical pull
Weighted chins
Unweighted chins
Single-arm chins (if you can)
single-arm lat pulldowns
straight arm pulldowns
Bis - chins; barbell or dumbbell curls
Tris - bench press; dips, weighted dips, close-grip bench, skullcrushers, rope pushdowns using the cable attachment, between-bench dips with plates on your legs.
Calves: throw all your plates in a cheap backpack and walk down the stairs backward (hold the rail)
Abs: hang from the chinup bar and do windshield washers with your legs, or leg lifts; use the bosu if you have one, hold a weight on your chest and do 8-12 rep sets of crunches l like this.
Use the stickies to build your workout (here's one:
http://www.ironmagazineforums.com/training/60738-training-101-a.html), then post it up and we'll give you suggestions. How does that sound?
Meanwhile, you gotta eat. Please read the link in my sig on getting started and get back to us with your planned diet.