7 reasons why I'm loving this

So I've been gushing a lot. And I've had it pointed out to me that not everyone enjoys sitting on set all day as much as I do. Movie sets are famously unglamourous and boring. And of course there are downsides to everything that I don't get into, because why dwell on the negative? E.g. after the night shoots I'm speckled with mosquito bites; I'm the only person on the set who doesn't make movies for a living and sometimes (often) I feel like a huge idiot; at times it's just plain physically uncomfortable to stand or sit for hours on end, etc.

But I love watching all the takes. At the end of an 11 hour day we may end up with 2 minutes of finished product. That's a lot of set up time, then filming several takes of the same short scene, resetting cameras, filming the same scene again from a different angle, resetting, filming again, etc. We may hear the same lines repeated 30-50 times in a day. Why doesn't this get old for me? Especially as I don't have a specific role in the work to distract me? I've come up with a few possible reasons.

1. I'm in England in the summer. People would pay good money to hang out on an English estate all day, and we get to do it for work!
2. I love being outside. I love weather that allows me to be outside for most of each day. I just feel great in fresh air and natural light. It's been good for my soul.
3. This is a really great group of people. Everyone keeps gushing about the fab crew. I am inexperienced in the ways of crews, but even I can tell that. And I'm told the mood of a set trickles down from the top. When you've got confident, professional, yet relaxed and low maintenance director and stars, that sets a great atmosphere for everyone else. I think we've got that.
4. Frankly, it ain't hard to please me lately. I've been mostly housebound for the greater part of the past year and a half. Twins pregnancy. Bedrest. Newborn twins. Infant twins in winter. Long winter. And now...I'm outside! And I'm talking to PEOPLE! Adult people! If I were a dog, my tail would be wagging so hard all the time I'd get a tail sprain. ANd I'd be some kind of bouncy, tongue-drooly, ears up breed. Probably a mutt.
5. We're filming my book and my screenplay. So it must be said, I'm probably horribly vain. I must love to hear my words spoken over and over. I must not get tired of what I preceive to be my own cleverness. How embarrassing. I could probably spin this to make it sound better--how about: "When I write a book, I'm creating a world I'd like to live in, and watching the making of the movie of my book is the closest to entering that world." Yeah, that's probably true too, but I can't ignore the whole love-my-own-words idea either.
6. I WANT to love my experience. I've sacrificed to be here. My family has sacrificed to let me come. I have great motivation to enjoy every day and not waste a moment.
7. Have I mentioned there are treats?