theyre neat birds, and you're lucky to have one thats so personable, especially taking her on from a rescue type situation
much like any other parrot (or many other pets for that matter) they each have their own very distinct personalities.
my brother and his wife have a female cinnamon and a male pineapple. She was a rescue who was being tormented by customers at a petstore so she had real issues with hands when she first got to her 'forever home'. Her attitude could go from 'hi, i'm a pretty bird' to 'i want to rip your hands or face off' in about 2.3 seconds - especially when it came to anyone but momma. She has thankfully settle down quite a bit over the years and most days now is fairly sweet
the pineapple is much more agreeable personality wise, but relatively shy compared to the cinnamon. He will come put and play on his playstand in the living room, but doesnt like to be handled by anyone but my bro and his wife.
they only let them out under supervision because of the cat, although they're more worried about the birds tearing up the cat than the other way around - their cat jumped on the cage one day (and only once, she's never done it again) and the cinammon nipped off two paw pads, and took a chunk out of her lip when kitty was trying to play with the squeaky toy. Scared the heck out of my bro when he came home and found the blood leading away from the bird cage.
being the instigator i am i keep trying to teach the female to say "here kitty kitty kitty!"
working in pet stores doing repairs, i get to be around them quite a bit and some days am glad im in a no pets lease otherwise i'd find myself bringing a overly friendly one home.
One of these days when i actually own a house i'll likely end up meeting a nice one and taking one on as a permanent resident though