Dear Mrs. Tacmo,
The proper thing would be to write this longhand, scan it and upload it. But that would only show how far from ideal my handwriting has fallen.
I write this letter, because whenever I think of letters, I think of your graceful flowing script. I've always thought, "That's the way to write." Of course, the content of the letter matters a lot, but a refined presentation is important too. It's like a frame to show off the content.
How hard was it to be the adviser of all of the graduating sixth graders? I'm sure we were a handful. Did it break your heart to see us graduation with neither a valedictorian nor salutatorian? Interestingly, my high school batch at Pisay didn't have those either.
I'm sure people wrote us off. How could a class not have at least one genius? How could a class not have a first honor? We might not have earned grades good enough to be presented in the usual manner, but I think we were made of the right stuff. Thank you for encouraging us to live up to our potentials.
Sincerely---
