Acknowledgements

And lastly, Zahari Hussin and Rosemary Kinajil. My parents, for giving the freedom to choose my own road and the opportunity to get there, even if you didn’t always agree with the path I walked.

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pelf wrote from on October 29, 2008 at 17:36 and said:

Aww.. That’s just so sweet, LOL.
(After canteen food, you might want to also thank the teachers who thought that your ambition to be a “scientist” was far-fetched.)

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a.loved wrote from on October 30, 2008 at 22:03 and said:

ahhh… you spelled acknowledgments wrong in the drawing!!! sorry I just had to say that..

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Edrei wrote from on October 30, 2008 at 22:24 and said:

Pelf: Not surprisingly, no one really knew what I wanted to be. No one bothered to ask.

A.Loved: Gah! Way to notice that. Too late to change now. It’ll be a thorn in our side for as long as it’s there.

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Kristine wrote from on November 1, 2008 at 12:22 and said:

woohoo!!! so ur done with ur thesis?

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Edrei wrote from on November 1, 2008 at 20:10 and said:

Kristine: Not yet, but soon.

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P.O.D. wrote from on November 9, 2008 at 20:22 and said:

Well, I still think the Discussion should be the hardest part of all to write in a thesis. Everything you write has to somewhat correlate with what has been written before this plus, you need to also compare your results to others. Not a very easy task indeed.

I guess Acknowledgments should be the easiest part to write, though I agree it’s not very easy trying to remember everyone who’s helped you put this thesis together.

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