Dear Mr. President,
Greetings!
I am just an ordinary student and a simple letter writer. I'm not expecting to read or make a response on this but this will serve as one of the representing voice of the youth clan in our country, the Philippines.
Mr. President, you've been with us for almost two years and I salute you for that. You have been showing great concerns to our economy and our society. You are struggling for our progress and protection as well. Also, to the laws concerning human rights you are implementing. You are at your best to preserve our environment and keep us feel that we are citizens of a democratic country.
Philippines is still on its progress process. I believe that your administration pays effort to solve our problems and issues; but we, your people, are hard-headed and have no discipline. It is not your fault that we are suffering from many problems because you led and and paved the way to the execution of the corrupt leaders on position in our government. The residents especially in NCR must be more responsible on their waste management. The problem is, we can but we are not trying to improve. We must, we got the talent and brains but we don't know how to apply.
K-12, salary wage and all of your projects done are unaccountable to my bare fingers. Please continue what you have started and be better. This year is not yet the end of your term, I believe you can do more.
This message is not enough to express what I am trying to say. This is just an excerpt of all my opinions and feelings. I hope these things in my letter can serve as an eye-opener. I am willing to do all that I can in order to be an asset of our nation. I will always be a Filipino and your boss.
Greetings!
I am just an ordinary student and a simple letter writer. I'm not expecting to read or make a response on this but this will serve as one of the representing voice of the youth clan in our country, the Philippines.
Mr. President, you've been with us for almost two years and I salute you for that. You have been showing great concerns to our economy and our society. You are struggling for our progress and protection as well. Also, to the laws concerning human rights you are implementing. You are at your best to preserve our environment and keep us feel that we are citizens of a democratic country.Philippines is still on its progress process. I believe that your administration pays effort to solve our problems and issues; but we, your people, are hard-headed and have no discipline. It is not your fault that we are suffering from many problems because you led and and paved the way to the execution of the corrupt leaders on position in our government. The residents especially in NCR must be more responsible on their waste management. The problem is, we can but we are not trying to improve. We must, we got the talent and brains but we don't know how to apply.
K-12, salary wage and all of your projects done are unaccountable to my bare fingers. Please continue what you have started and be better. This year is not yet the end of your term, I believe you can do more.
This message is not enough to express what I am trying to say. This is just an excerpt of all my opinions and feelings. I hope these things in my letter can serve as an eye-opener. I am willing to do all that I can in order to be an asset of our nation. I will always be a Filipino and your boss.
Sincerely,
Bea Tacazon
