letter to Mr.President

        

        Mr. President:

   

                 First of all i would like yo greet you a pleasant day.

                 I want to tell you about the problems in our school and also in our country. The first problem in our country is poverty, i want you to add more jobs because many people have no job. Mr. president I am also concerned about the children who live in the street. I would like to suggest that the Government should make a resolution that could help the people in our country. I want that the government should build a well built houses for the children.  Mr.President our problem also in our school is lack of facilities like books, chairs, tables and etc, in this problem the students like me should not concentrate well in studies. when the time that we have an assignment or project all we have to do is to go to computer cafe to research it and the problem for that is we have no enough money to rent a computer. Mr. President I am requesting you to please add more books so that we can learn more because computer have a lot of disadvantages to people.   Mr.President we are here to support you and how I wish you will also doing your part. And I will also never forget what you said "KAYO ANG BOSS KO" 

           

       Mr.President, I wish that you could give attention to my concern. Thank you sir..

 

Second SONA of Noynoy Aquino

             President Noynoy Aquino was delivered his second SONA at the session Hall of the House of Representatives, Batasan Pambansa Complex, Quezon City last july 25, 2011. I am expected that the President will report to his bosses and his cabinet members have done from the past one year of administering the country.

             What had resolved and what remains to be resolve his plans for the country. "Wang Wang Mentality" or "Wang Wang Culture"(WWC for short) remembered as one of the more inspired catch - phrases coined during the P-Noy administration. this focus eliminating the WWC is certainly one of the two thing I liked about P-Noy's 2011 SONA.

             The SONA was that it never mentioned the targets that had been set either in the PDP or the Social Contract, or his Campaign promises, or even his previous SONA. This would have allowed his "bosses" to better evaluate his performances.