Congrats on getting the hang of it. I'm sure you'll find Army aviation to be "fun". Especially when you're in a field exercise sitting in a hasty foxhole at 4:00AM with a 9mm silently cursing the Battalion Sgt. Major out for having all flightcrews not on crew rest do stand-to. Heh, enjoy ;)
I'd like to draw you attention to some little-known heroes of flight training, the Chinook or Blackhawk crew chief and flight engineer. Nothing quite approaches the sheer pucker factor of hooking a slingload with a W-1 or O-1 on the controls fresh out of flight school. The absolute terror of being in the hole and seeing a 10k concrete block rushing up at you as someone up front stirs the cyclic like a soup kettle is quickly followed up by the dawning realization that you have to fix whatever gets dented, lost, ripped, or otherwise broken. I still wake up sweating in the middle of the night screaming "CLIMB CLIMB CLIMB!"
Again, congrats on this phase of your flight training. Remember, even when you're up to your armpits in suck that it's all worth it and you'll do great things in the Army.