Letter to the President

                                                               Ilocos Sur National High School

                                                               Gomez St. Brgy. VII, Vigan City

                                                                June 25 , 2013

Dear Mr. President,

                       Greeting you a pleasant day and hoping that you are in a good condition right now.

                      Being a leader is one of the most hardest thing that a person can do especially to you our beloved president. We all know that a leader is the person who is in control of it or in charge of it. Allow me to extend my congratulations to you on your victory.

                   Now this is the time to make good on your promises and do something. I know that you have a good heart and good intentions when you ran for the presidency. However, good heart and good intentions alone does not necessarily make an effective leader. I may not have voted you because I am not officially in the right age to vote but since you're still going to be my president. I will support you and in return, I am expecting a lot from you.

                            

                      I know that it is very hard for you to lead a millions of people but I believe that you can do it for the sake of our country. Keep helping us in progressing our country, especially to us students. Be a man that your parents wanted you to be. Be an inspiration to everyone. Be active and strive to make our nation great. It is not enough that you had the right slogan that carried you through the campaign. Be the walking slogan, Mr. President. Because when it comes to getting things things done, saying the thought aloud is not a worth. Now is the time to start turning things over with sweat, with force and with determination. I am not expecting you to change the country because no one man can do that. But I do expect to collectively make that change. Please inspire the Filipino People. Inspire Us.

                  You face a daunting task ahead of you Mr.President. Our country is sick, our nation is flawed, our culture is diverse. So please heal the sickness, accept the flaws and embrace the diversity. Please try to make the effort. Consider each and every Filipino your own family now. And as head of that family, point us in the right direction and show us the right way.

                Reforms needed to wipe out corruption in our country. Never forget those who believed in you that’s all Mr. President. Thank you for the time you spent on reading my letter. :)))

                                                                                                                                                                                                    Respectfully yours ,

                                                                             Aj-Elaine Arcaina

                                                                             (IV-Bonifacio)