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An abundance of caution: one time in Dunedin, I invested in contents insurance. When my flatmate accidentally set our flat on fire I was able to replace my furniture and books. Another time my flat in Sumner flooded due to heavy rains and I was able to replace my things. 1/
Out of an abundance of caution I keep insuring my contents. When I accidentally set my own house on fire with me and my children inside I was able to rent somewhere else while the damage was fixed. 2/
An absence of caution: when I first felt a lump on my breast I dismissed it. I was young, fit, no risk factors. OUT OF AN ABUNDANCE OF CAUTION my husband told me to get it checked. It was nuclear grade aggressive breast cancer that we fought with everything we had and I lived. 3/
I live pretty fearlessly. I don't care what you think of me for the most part. I'm happy to speak to thousands, and take commercial risks every day. But on the health front, as an insurance measure, I'm all for inhaling the abundance of caution rather than the coronavirus. Ends.
