My beloved President

 

                                                                                         Lingsat,  Bantay,

                                                                                                     Ilocos Sur

                                                                                  September 24, 2021

Dear President Duterte,

 

              Good afternoon Mr. President. I am Kristina Cassandra Paet a grade 10 student  of Ilocos Sur National High School. I hope you are doing well, and I want to grab this chance to thank you for being President of the Philippines.

               We know that being President Is not easy because you have to take of the whole Philippines. When you became the President of the Philippines  a lot of changes happen to our country. You have a lots of projects that build, you make the Pasig river clean, and as of now you approved the limited face to face in some other places  that has a low cases of Covid-19, and you stop many people to use drugs or criminals. I know that being president of this country Is hard because other people is not even listening you like now that wee are facing pandemic even you made a law protocol, still many people are not listening you. I know I know that this year is your last term of presidency and I want you to know that I am very thankful that you became a president of our country. I appreciate  all your efforts to make Philippines better. We will never forget your kindness and everything you have done

            I hope that you will continue helping people even if you are not the president of the Philippines. I hope you are doing well  take  care always. Thank you for male Philippines a better country. Godbless you and your family. Stay safe Mr. President.

 

                                                                                              Student,

                                                                        Kristina Cassandra Paet

 

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