To Dearest Ms. Cherry Ann,

         You might be wondering why I wrote you a letter. Well, your not alone, even I! I don’t know why I’m giving you this letter.

       Actually I planned to give you a simple card last Christmas, however it was not the right time to do so, I thought. Supposedly, I will tell you how deeply grateful I am for becoming not only a good creative teacher to me but also, a compromising person who laughed when I loss the debate, when I’m about to cry because my ego can’t take the fact that we! The English major students were knocked out first hand by Bio Scie! I guess that time your sentiments were with us (Mars & KK), by the way thanks a lot.  

       Sincerely, I appreciated the fact when you tried to console us. I was really, really grateful for that. We felt we had an elder sister in you. When I won and regained my confidence, you were there to congratulate me. I can’t thank you enough but let this letter be a simple gesture of honest respect and admiration.

       My mother used to tell me, “Appreciate the people you’re most comfortable with, the one’s who will make you realize the bitterness of life because they are the ones who are real to you”. Indeed, you’re one of the few people I’m really comfortable with.

                Eventhough you’re the most childlike teacher I ever had, but in a sophisticated way, I look up to you. Happy Valentines in advance and may God listen to the whispers of your heart. Stay as you are.