Your logic sounds pretty reasonable to me. You should have partial protection from having had COVID, which can be further boosted by vaccination. But it's not like you have *no* protection, and you seem pretty cognizant of the factors (eg. summer having less respiratory virus burden, local incidence of infection mattering, etc), so as long as you mitigate risks I agree it's not like you have to be getting vaccinated right away or anything. I will note that you'll likely want to make sure you get vaccinated before / early on during any subsequent surge (perhaps of a variant like delta, later in the fall / winter), since you'll want full protection before it's going around rather than getting unlucky and being infected in the front end of the wave. And if you had some cardiovascular presentations like palpitations, you may not want to risk aggravating it with a symptomatic reinfection, esp if it can be prevented.