My Letter to the President

July 1, 2018

PRESIDENT RODRIGO DUTERTE
Malacanang Palace Compound,
J.P. Laurel Street, San Miguel Manila,
Philippines

Dear Mr. President:
Good day Mr. President, my name is Bryan Janryll Medrano and I am a student at Ilocos Sur National High School. I would like to say something to you for your accomplishments and things you have done.

Mr. President I would like to say thank you for all you have done to us. I hope you will always continue to work hard for us and for the upcoming years I wish that you will make more wonderful projects for our country because I know that you love your country with all your heart and even if it means destroying your pride and personality you always believed that your choice is for the better good of our country.

Mr. President I salute you with all my heart. Keep up the good word Mr. President.

Sincerely yours,
Bryan Janryll Medrano
Grade 10 Markov Student

Philippines Freedom

The Philippines is a peaceful and independent country but the Philippines wasn't always like this. Very few know that the Philippines has a very dark past. The Philippines was once invaded by three countries. The first country to invade the Philippines was the Spain and they were the longest to colonize the Philippines because they had the Philippines for exactly 333 years and next came the Japan then America. 

Many Filipinos died and suffered on the war between the three countries but on the year 1898 the Philippines finally broke free from the hands of the Americans. The Filipinos fought hard for their freedom and so they achieved it. On June 12 the Philippines celebrated their first Independence day and will always celebrate that day to honor the Filipinos that fought hard for the freedom of the Philippines.

Up until now the Filipinos still celebrate that day because it is the day they achieved the freedom they have been wanting for many many years. This explains that we must never give up even if push comes to shove there will always be hope we just have to believe.