Dispensary Corner 18 Nov 11
November 18, 2011
PUT away those meds, the key to
happiness is...
An Austrian multi-millionaire
businessman, Karl Rabeder, who
gives talks about contentment,
has revealed to media that the
secret to his happiness was to give
away all of his money.
The 49-year old entrepreneur
donated all his money two years
ago to a charity which provides
small loans to third world citizens
to start up businesses.
He now lives on $1,500 a month,
earned through giving talks on his
lifestyle change, and is planning to
buy a modest house.
“Love, sunshine, fresh air -
those are the things that make
me happy,” he said.
“Having only a little money
makes me happier.
“Seeing pictures of me back
then as a millionaire, I look so
miserable,” he added.
DON’T worry about the digestive
system, think of how good it will
look on a plate.
The uber wealthy who are
looking for a new way to impress
guests this holiday season are
falling over themselves to get
their hands on the newest luxury
food, British gold cheese.
The Clawson Stilton Gold is
crafted using white Stilton mixed
with edible gold leaf and gold
liquor.
Priced at a mere $1000 a kilo,
$100 a 100g slice, or $10 for a
wedge on a cracker, the cheese,
according to its maker, Long
Clawson Dairy, is attracting
worldwide attention ranging from
oil sheikhs to famous pop stars.
“We’re, frankly, amazed that
word has leaked out and we’re
being contacted by some very
important and well-heeled
people about the cheese,” said a
spokesperson from the dairy.
“It’s Britain’s blingiest cheese
but, judging by the enquiries
we’ve had, I’d say most of it will
be leaving the country before
Christmas,” they added.
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