me loving the world of Python

Not only does the language itself impress, but so does its world:

• When major changes are planned, they are thoroughly described in so-called PEP's. I was particularly impressed by the one detailing the choice of a DVCS to replace subversion, and the one detailing the release process.
• The documentation is impeccable (and beyond comprehensive). It keeps me awake, leaving me drooling over it's excellent quality of writing (try find a grammatical error or misspelling!), and magnificent explanations. One shining example is the the optparse module -- we are taken gently through the idea behind concept of command-line handling, and even a mini-tutorial on how to use the module itself. My love also goes to Python's "What's New" page. This is not to mention the nice-look of the web pages themselves (and the feature to see the source from which the pages are generated from). It looks better than any official software documentation I've seen yet (disclaimer: I have frequent memory leaks) and a serious improvement from what it used to be.
• I love the search interface for the bug tracking system (click on search) and its clean interface (though I must admit wasn't too intuitive to me in the few minutes I played around with it).