June 27, 2012
Dear Mr. President,
Good
day to you sir. Before anything else I would like you to know that I wrote this
letter for you because I want to tell you something important those talks about
you being a president. We all know Sir that being a president of a country is
very hard because you need to lead, protect and guide all the people in our
nation. The position President has many responsibilities; he takes over the
entire work. He needs to sacrifice all he has just for the sake of all the
people.
Sir,
you were elected as the president of the Republic of the Philippines because we
believe that you can make a change in our country. What we want are you to be
the man that your father wanted you to be. Be an inspiration to us, your men.
Awaken the sleeping guts inside of you and strive hard to make our country
great. It is not enough that you had the right slogans that carried you during
your campaign. Mr. President we want you to walk your talk, do everything that
promise to do during your State of the Nation Address, because when it comes to
getting things done, saying or shouting the thought of your slogan is not worth
a dime, it will not make any difference.
Now is the time to get out from
there and start turning things over with sweat, force and most of all
determination. Sir, I’m not expecting you to make our country “perfect” no one
can do that. But I do expect
you to be able to inspire and influence the minds to collectively make change.
Inspire Filipino people. Inspire us.
That is all Sir. Thank you for your
time in reading it and I hope you liked it. May God bless you in all the things
you’ll do to make this country brighter.
Respectfully
Yours,
John
Keith Q. Avila
ISNHS
Student
