I've been playing around with Python recently and I love it. I was so tired of typing parenthesis, and now look, all I have to do is type whitespace! I don't really even care where my if statement ends! Emacs has an awesome editing mode for Python, too! For any line I can choose the tab depth by pressing "tab" over and over again.
There's also the libraries. Wow. I almost don't even have to program anymore, since there's usually a library out there that will perfectly do what I want. It's especially beautiful to watch the libraries inter-operate as if they were one coherent organism.
I'm sad to leave Scheme behind, of course, but now I don't have to worry about performance or choosing which implementation to use. I can just say that I use "Python," and who cares about the GIL? Python runs reasonably fast, and I don't ever need threads anyway.
So here's to the future of my work with Python. Cheers!