Our pastor has been going through the book of Habakkuk on Sundays. Two weeks ago as he spoke I thought to myself, "Gee, life has been pretty easy for me up to this point. Nothing like what Habakkuk speaks of." And just as the thought passed through my brain I knew that it was too late. I was certain that God heard me and he was going to do something about it. Yesterday in church, my pastor said, "As soon as you start to think that life is easy...that's when it's about to change." Well, shoot! That does it.

It's been a busy week in the Munger household. We found out last week we found out that Matt has a 5mm x 10mm gallstone and he will need to have his gallbladder removed on the 18th of August. Today I arrived at work to shattered glass, two missing computers and three missing monitors. Praise the Lord we don't keep client data stored locally and no client files were missing! We'll most likely have to send out letters to our clients informing them of the breach but we can be certain that their financial information was not compromised.

While I am not (too) worried about Matt's surgery and I know things could have been much worse at the office, I find myself holding my breath for the latest bit of news to arrive in my inbox/answering machine/staff meeting.

On a more positive note, congratulations to Matt's sister, Alena, who got engaged on Friday.

Oh, and today is my birthday and Matt bought me an iPod Nano! I can honestly say this is the first time one of his gifts has ever truly shocked me (including the engagement ring).