456 WizardLand Drive
Avenue 5
#11-987
Singapore 550923
30/03/11
Dear Mr Jones,
I guess when you are reading this, you must have already been Fukuoka. I have read about your unfortunate situation in Japan and your constant worries about the disaster. In accordance to that, I am writing this letter to help ease your worries and to encourage you to push on amidst this disaster.
I understand that as a survivor of this disaster and seeing the whole incident unfold right in front of your eyes, it is extremely difficult to control your emotions and not worry about it, thus making a decision to move to a safer part of Japan. With the fact that a similar incident can happen anytime coupled with the fears of a nuclear breakdown, I thoroughly understand your emotions, as expressed in your article.
I sincerely wish that you can press on though faced with the constant worry and the increasing pressure to take care of your family. Just think about those who are directly affected by the disaster, they, unlike you, have suffered much more but have endured much more too. I hope that a survivor like you can learn to treasure what is given to you and learn to be thankful. I just hope that you will learn to make use of the life given to you to continue persevering amidst the mess. Even if it is not for yourself, I hope you can spare a thought for your family too. You do have a responsibility to protect them.
After all, I believe that you are able to do so. You have experienced so much and it would be a waste if you give up now. Do not give up! Life will definitely be back on track, as long as you make an effort. Remember, it is the tough things that make a person tough. After this series of events, I believe you will emerge as a stronger person, courageously going ahead with life, with a wide smile on your face.
Oh yes, a piece of good news for you! My school is collecting funds for the people of Japan who are experiencing hardship in their lives. I am sure that this funds will serve as a great help to you. Is there anyway I can send it directly to you? I sincerely hope that our efforts will help you in your struggle to persevere.
May you stay strong!
Regards,
Jack Tan
Singaporean student who is constantly praying for you
Avenue 5
#11-987
Singapore 550923
30/03/11
Dear Mr Jones,
I guess when you are reading this, you must have already been Fukuoka. I have read about your unfortunate situation in Japan and your constant worries about the disaster. In accordance to that, I am writing this letter to help ease your worries and to encourage you to push on amidst this disaster.
I understand that as a survivor of this disaster and seeing the whole incident unfold right in front of your eyes, it is extremely difficult to control your emotions and not worry about it, thus making a decision to move to a safer part of Japan. With the fact that a similar incident can happen anytime coupled with the fears of a nuclear breakdown, I thoroughly understand your emotions, as expressed in your article.
I sincerely wish that you can press on though faced with the constant worry and the increasing pressure to take care of your family. Just think about those who are directly affected by the disaster, they, unlike you, have suffered much more but have endured much more too. I hope that a survivor like you can learn to treasure what is given to you and learn to be thankful. I just hope that you will learn to make use of the life given to you to continue persevering amidst the mess. Even if it is not for yourself, I hope you can spare a thought for your family too. You do have a responsibility to protect them.
After all, I believe that you are able to do so. You have experienced so much and it would be a waste if you give up now. Do not give up! Life will definitely be back on track, as long as you make an effort. Remember, it is the tough things that make a person tough. After this series of events, I believe you will emerge as a stronger person, courageously going ahead with life, with a wide smile on your face.
Oh yes, a piece of good news for you! My school is collecting funds for the people of Japan who are experiencing hardship in their lives. I am sure that this funds will serve as a great help to you. Is there anyway I can send it directly to you? I sincerely hope that our efforts will help you in your struggle to persevere.
May you stay strong!
Regards,
Jack Tan
Singaporean student who is constantly praying for you
