Letter for the President

 Dear, President Marcos




I thank For all the efforts that you've done to make our country better. I appreciate all the plans and visions that you see for this country. I hope that everything you have promised to us people, you will make it come true, because that's the only thing we want and wish to see. I know it's hard to be a leader because myself are a leader at our classroom and school, and I know how it feels. There are so many criticisms you have received but please don't let this pull you down and quit but I hope this helps you be motivated and inspired to strive more for our country. I may say bad things about you also sometimes but please know that it is to remind you to do better and to improve more
because as they say, "there is always mom for improvement." I wish and I pray that you will never stop and never get tired in serving us your people. God bless you Pres. 
                                                                                                                       
                                                                                                                                  
   
                                                                                                                          From, Misno E. Rabino

References:
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