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In these uncertain times

This isn't quite news, but we enjoyed it and wanted to share it with you. It's a little creative piece from a Christchurch adviser.

Monday, May 2nd 2011, 11:33AM 2 Comments

In these uncertain times

 

In these uncertain times

when death can be as random as riding on a bus

going to town to shop

lunching at a restaurant

insure when you can.

 

In these uncertain times

when your life partner you hold

when the quake bell is tolled

can be whisked away

as if it's a dream

insure when you can.

 

In these uncertain times

when the cost of death mounts by commitments already made

til death do you par

for better or worse

insure where you can.

 

In these uncertain times

to remain positive about now

to look forward to the future

to your children and to each other

when death can be as random as going to work

meeting a friend.

 

INSURE WHEN YOU CAN

 

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On 2 May 2011 at 11:23 pm billy the broker said:
That is a lovely comment, and all of you out there don't take this the wrong way please.
In the scope of what happened in Christchurch, think what has happened world wide, very minor. You blink at Sept 11th, Tsunami etc etc. But we have to feel the sorrow for the slain few in Christchurch. I wasn't effected by the local earthquake but was with Tsunami...boo hoo 4 me. Life goes on.Harsh as I sound let not mope and get on with it, that is what life is for. Good luck all.
On 3 May 2011 at 2:46 pm William S said:
When the earth shakes and the ground bleeds/When the bells toll and the four horseman mount their steeds/When the fires crackle and the water boils/ Permanent term life cover. On troubled water pours the oil
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