Wednesday, 11 July 2012

I and the President

       Shortcomings are not the reason to give up,but a challenge to improve ourselves.Deficiencies are not an excuse to back out but an inspiration,to move forward.
       As a students it is a big opportunity to interview the president of the Republic of the Philippines.As a sign of politeness,I will start the interview with greeting (Good day sir its my pleasure to finally meet you in person).
      To alleviate my query,I will start to ask him questions,first I will ask about the status of the present education system.I want to know what are his reason about "K to 12 Program"In my sentiment as a student,many students will be lazy to go to school because of the long period of primary and secondary.In my point of view,it is difficult to enter in the tertiary level of education.It give students problems such as lack of money,wherein they cannot afford to enroll and they don't have enough money for their daily expenses.Second,I will ask him how he will manage the scarcity in our country.I want to know his goals and intentions behind his plans,regarding scarcity.We all know that scarcity leads to poverty.The last question,that I will ask,how he will preserve the beauty of the tourist spots here in the Philippines,four our country to be more popular in field of world tourism.
       These are my questions to the President.I believe in the saying goes this way:"Burdens of life are like winds against a tree,it makes the tree stronger by forcing it,to make its roots run deep for it will not fall.Welcome the winds that strengthen us.
       In life,we always search for answers because we want to prove ourselves,that we have the right decisions,but the truth is we cannot search for what's there.Things happen because its meant to happen that's why we forgive people even if they hurt us,we love people even though they don't love us and we smile despite every pain that we encounter.At the end of the day the lesson we get are the answers to our questions and decisions.

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