Read only if you want to be closer to heaven.

Heavenly!

Why I suddenly like that say?

I have been a bit more lax when it comes to my diet in recent days and readers who follow me on Facebook know this as I post photos of what I cook on my Facebook wall frequently.

I decided to have something that is extremely unhealthy this morning, so unhealthy that it will elicit screams from the most health conscious of readers.

Ingredients:

A prata.
A slice of cheese.
A scoop of ice cream.
Some nuts.

Step by step instructions:

1. Pan fry prata on both sides.
2. Press warm and crispy prata into a bowl.

3. Apply cheese so that it melts slightly into prata.
4. Wait for a while for this to cool.
5. Add a scoop of ice cream.
6. Add some nuts.

There! Heavenly breakfast!

I call it "Nutty Cream PrAKta". 

Sounds cheesy? 

Aiyoh.

Why do you think there is a slice of cheese?

Duh...

Now I must do the socially responsible thing and apply a health warning label (just like what they have on cigarette packaging):

This will bring you to closer to heaven (in more ways than one). You have been warned!

Bad AK! Bad AK!



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Being fallible in dieting and investing.

Invitation from the National University of Singapore.

I have been making donations to NUS to help needy students for years, always making sure that my donations go to bursaries but this is the first time I am being invited to the award presentation.

Last year, I donated much more money than in previous years as I donated the proceeds from the many sessions of "Evening with AK and friends" I had last year as well.

"It is our honour to host this dinner to recognise our donors..." Professor Tan Eng Chye.

It is nice to be appreciated but I don't think I will attend the function.

Must go in office attire. 

I am so used to my comfortable shorts, t-shirt and flip flops these days.

Yes, I know.

Bad AK! Bad AK!





If we have money to invest with, we are probably more fortunate than most. 

If we can afford to help the needy, why not?

Can't donate much? 

Well, honestly, I am more impressed with a $20 donation from a regular middle income employee than a $100 donation from a multi-millionaire towkay.





If you would like to make a donation to help needy students too, please read the related post below. 

十年树木，百年树人.

"The best thing a human being can do is to help another human being know more." Charlie Munger

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Helping needy students.