I've just realised how lucky I am

My project is probably the best EVS project I have ever heard of. There are loads of facts that prove it:

• I live in the place where I work - not much trouble with getting to work+no need to wake up very early
• I get three meals a day
• pocket money is bigger amongst all the volunteers I know
• I have a bicycle
• I have a guitar
• I have internet access
• I go to gym
• I go escorting to places like Royal Ascot, Glastonbury, I go to pub lunches, sailing, willow boat trips and all kinds of trips out
• When the bus service became limited my manager started thinkig about giving me the permission to use the van of the institution (I refused- driving a VAN in UK where everything is LEFT and roads are NARROW and cars drive way too FAST and the isurances are way too EXPENSIVE is not something I would dare to do, and the responsibility is also too big)
• I go to loads of trips around in UK
• I just bought myself a daily ticket to Reading festival (my dream has been to go to a big music festival in here)
• I get to make many friends all the time
• I have the mentor who helps me as much as possible
• All my co-workers are extremely helpful
• My work is something I love to do
• I live in a quiet place and there's nature around me- I sometimes smell freshly cut grass which reminds me of home
• I always have the possibility to go to some busier place on my free days
• It's very hot in here at the moment- +25 degrees
• I will go home for two weeks to attend the singing festival and see my friends
  
• etc

I think I forgot to add some of them, but well, those should already prove pretty much how lucky I actually am.