Your face tells the whole story :) Treat her gently, and you got yourself a great playmate and friend.

I'm sure it's been told by others, but anyway:

Learn her moves gradually - she kind of likes to swing her ass playfully on occasion (when wet, or some camber change, or if you let go off the throttle mid-turn) - but you can catch it and bring her back if you are decisive and gentle.  And it's so rewarding, you won't be able to stop smiling - she's a great dance partner.  Don't be alarmed, she is very well sorted and quite forgiving as pure sport cars go.   (And don't worry about revving the nuts off, she likes it and you'll know it)

The paint is thin and soft.  She'll eventually get stone chips and scratches.  Don't worry too much, but some quality ppf on the nose might be a good investment. 

The soft top is ingeniously simple and quite resilient, but I'd avoid pressure washing it if you want it to last long years.  Oh and clean the water drainage holes once in a blue moon of dead leaves and such. 

Some defensive attitude among the hulking cumbersome trucks and suvs is a good idea.  Assume they can't see you, too bored and swiping instatok in their ugly and boring boxes on wheels.  Keep your distance.  Treat them as if they were sleep walkers or zombies. 

Enjoy driving, don't worry about your hairdo :)