Letter of Appreciation
Jan 9th, 2008 by manager
Natandaan niyo pa ba ang napanalunang kalahating milyon ni Inday sa Deal or No Deal?
After buying things for her own and her family, she donated the rest to an elementary school in the province. The principal of the school recently wrote a letter to thank her for her generosity.
Dear Inday:
Thank you very much for your contribution to Marupok Elementary School. Your gift of 44 Intel Core 2 Duo computers (Windows Vista Ultimate included) with Flat Screen LCD monitors have been added to our expanding computer laboratory. We are grateful for your donation because it can be used by all of our students to enhance their developing computer skills.
Your generosity will make an immediate difference in the lives of many students here at Marupok Elementary School.
With the recent financial hardships of our educational system, gifts such as yours are very much appreciated. Your computers will help provide many children with skills they will need in the future.
Your thoughts toward education are uplifting.
On behalf of the faculty and students of Marupok Elementary, thank you. Please remember to speak with your accountants as your gift may be tax deductible.
Sincerely yours,
Sastrenito Q. Valderitas
Principal, Marupok Elementary School
- May pagka-philanthropist din pala itong si Inday.
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August 18th, 2008 at 6:06 pm
“This is outrageous! You infidels, Inday’s life was publicized to uplift the staggering reputation of the Filipino chambermaids, and it is very effective. Do not run amok saying that her proficiency towards the English language consequently proves to be detrimental to the National language and even to the morale of the Filipino countrymen because you do not have any empirical evidences to actually buffer your claim. On the contrary, it has already been achieving its predetermined objective plus even more benefits since I, for one, feel this subtle tug of confidence in our Motherland, knowing that there still are Filipinos to the likes of Inday that are able proliferate the English fervor in sheer perfection without compromising their primordial, socio-cultural background as how Inday does it. Considering the status quo, your claims remain only as such. Long live Inday!”
–sentiments ng isang childhood friend ni Inday sa Baguio.
PS: Call me, Inday.
April 7th, 2008 at 10:47 am
teka teka ba’t andaming haters ni inday dito, kaya nga may blogniinday eh kasi si inday ay magaling mag english. gumawa na lang kayo ng sarili niyong blog na kabaliktaran ng blogniinday para ma satisfy kayo.
March 22nd, 2008 at 9:49 pm
anong masama naman kung mag english ka? bakit naging disadvantage yon?
February 21st, 2008 at 1:42 pm
May advantage at disadvantage tlga ang blogniinday
Para sa akin opinion lng:
Advantage:Pra sa mga balak mag abroad magandang magabasa ng blogniinday,ksi maeenhance ang english nyo.One of the reason kya popular ang filipino in abroad coz of communication.only in the philippines were you can find that even in elementary grade there is already english subject,ooh sorry even in nursery grade also.jan angat ang pinoy sa ibang lahi.
Disadvantage:Nakaklimutan natin tayoy pinoy at masarap maging pinoy at magsalita ng tagalog.
February 6th, 2008 at 11:00 pm
Grabe…Khit ganyan k e may ginintuang puso k p rin pla Inday. Pagpatuloy m lang iyan at maraming blessings p ang darating sayo. God bless you..
February 3rd, 2008 at 12:09 am
dun sa nagrereklamo sa blog ni Inday…eh di wag ka magbasa dito kung di mo ma-take!!
nagsalita ka eh yang spelling mo may mga letra from the English alphabet…bobo mo!
February 1st, 2008 at 4:22 pm
Anu b naman tong gumawa ng blog n to! Dapat gamitin mo si inday para magsalita ng sariling wika natin… hindi kamot nkakapagenglish n yan eh ibig savhn matalino na… Kaya hindi naunlad pilipinas mascyadong tinatangkilik ang produkto ng ibang bansa, ayaw gumawa ng sariling atin… Hipokrito ang gumawa ng blog n to, mas lalo mo lang pinapababa ang moral ng pilipino…