Changes Starts on You

Pantay Tamurong

Caoayan, Ilocos Sur

June 8, 2011

Pres. Benigno Aquino III

President of the Republic

of the Philippines

Malacanang Palace

Mr. President:

            Greetings!

            We all know , as the president of the Republic of the Philippines, is a hard job. It makes you pressured, and tired but I know it's all what you want right? To serve us, to lead us and to help us. I believe in you that when the time that your term will end, there will be already many changes in our beloved country, the Philippines.

             I made this letter  because of some circumstances in which I want to tell to you. One is our poverty in our country, I am from a poor family and as I've observed, my parents are being problematic about our financial state. My father is a farmer and my mother is a plain house wife and our monthly income is not enough for us, even if we are only 5 in our family. We are suffering this kind of life not only in our family but also many of the residents of our province.Can you do things so that as years will goes on , our life state will improve? Next problem is the lowness of the quality of education and not only taht, the classrooms and books are not enough for all the students and pupils all over the country. In a small classroom, there are 55 or more students inside of it, the books are 5:1. This is a very big hindrace for all of us as a students.

         

              The only thing I can say to you is that, do your best as a president and don't be affected of what people tell to you. As a student of Ilocos Sur national High School, I want to tell you that I trust you and more power.

Respectfully yours,

Richmond Queddeng