blog no.2(thoughts on President)

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 August 29, 2024

Ilocos Sur National High School
Vigan City, Ilocos Sur

PRESIDENT FERDINAN MARCOS JR.
President of the Philippines
Malacaniang Palace

Dear Mr. President:..
Greatings, May the lord continue to guide and bless you...

I am writting a letter to show my respect and gratitude. After a year of leading us, I can already see a lot of improvements. to our country. Many of filipinos may not believe your skills and many of filipinos may bring and throw hateful comments about you, but I beleive that you are a great leader. You have help many poor filipinos like me and others and this is a big blessing allready
From giving free school suplies, giving health support, making flood control, and concidering the weekdays of workers and students and ect... in just a year you have exceeded many expectations. On the next 5 years I hope that your leadership will continue, and continue to enhance our community. It may be impossible for you to read this but this letter was all about how thankful I am.

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