A letter to the President.

Dear Mr. President,

On the 30th day of June 2010, I have watched your inauguration because we did not have our classes. I guess that day was the best day in your life. And to the Filipino people, that was really a great day because it is already the start of a big change in the Philippine government. In accordance with this, I am really expecting a lot from you.

I know very well that it is hard to make our country more progressive. But as long as you do your duties and responsibilities as the Philippine president with enthusiasm and dedication, I would be very thankful to you. In addition to this, I'd want you to uplift Philippine economy too.

During the campaign period, I admit I was not faithful to you. I did not even believe nor did notice your platforms of government. But when National Elections became the talk of the town, I cam to realize that it was really you who possess the potentials of a good and effective leader.

As a student, I know I did my part as a young Filipino citizen. I shared what I knew with others. I told them that the text messages about you were just black propaganda. Some responded "okay" though they really didn't care. But least said that they also believed in him.

Through those scenarios, I realized that we really live in a democratic country. I am sometimes pissed off because I lose my patience. But why should I? I just did what I thought was right.

Hopefully, my friends and relatives will never tease me during your administration. I am expecting that you will prove your worth as the fifteenth president of the Philippines and make Filipinos believe in your capabilities. As you are at the top five in the Reader's Digest's poll for most trusted Filipino personalities, I am sure that you will do your best for us to be satisfied.

Good luck, Sir! May God bless and guide you always. More power!

Very truly yours,
Alice D. Campo