MY WILL

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LETTER TO THE TEACHER OF MY UNBORN CHILD.
Please do realize that he is the most precious treasure that I own and I can call my own, his inquisitive mind is as clean as an empty slate which has being termed as the (Tabularassa) as advocated by John Locke, which is very liable to capture anything from you because of the enough memory space and/or capacity that he possess_ either good or bad like a magnet and shall retain with him forever like an inscription on a stone.
PLEASE BY ALL MEANS NECESSARY TRY TO ALLOW HIM TO LISTEN TO EVERY WORD OF WISDOM FROM YOU AND ALSO TEACH HIM HOW TO FILTER THE GOOD ONES FROM THE BAD ONES.

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