.WHY DOES IT HAVE TO BE ON THE SAME DAY?
September 9.That is the day of the Cabbagetown Festival and also the annual Cabbagetown Boxing Club boxing show.I am hoping to be part of that show as I have been training very hard. However, even if I don't step into the ring on that day I will still be going to support my co-athletes and the coaches.I have some Paid Time Off available that I am going to use for that day. Although those are supposed to be for emergencies, this only happens once a year, so I have a hunch that there is going to be an emergency on that day.Dammit. I hate it when that happens.
A friend in Hamilton contacted me recently as he had won four tickets to a Blue Jays game.He invited me and my wife to join him. He will be coming to Toronto and spending the day here and going to the game. I thought it was a great idea. He wanted to know if I could get that day off.I originally wanted to go, until I found out the day. The tickets are for a game on September 9.Oh...I'm off that day, but for another reason. I might be boxing. Since they are planning on coming to Toronto anyway, why not stop by and watch me box?Something could happen and I might not, but I am a bit annoyed because there is still time to make alternate arrangements. My friends and my wife could have said that if I am not in the ring that day they would go to the game, but if I am they would watch my bout instead. Right? Is that an unreasonable expectation? Apparently, it is, because they are dead-set on going to the game regardless of what I do. I don't know. Am I being selfish about this? They are coming to Toronto anyway and my wife is already in Toronto (obviously), so I am not asking them to go out of their way. They would rather watch the Blue Jays lose than watch me probably win.I think they are being very rude.
I don't care now. Go to the game. Enjoy watching the Jays lose. Enjoy the over-priced hot dogs. Enjoy being stuck in traffic to and from the stadium....and I hope it rains.
Reminder: Next weekend is a holiday weekend (Civic Holiday) so there will be no 'Comments From the Ring'.
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ABOUT 'The Brick;
'The Brick' is a competitive boxer who has trained for over 12 years.
STATS:
9 bouts (Boxing Ontario) 2 bouts (Ontario Boxing Association) 1 bout (Florida State Athletic Commission)
DIVISION:Masters Novice
CURRENT WEIGHT:73 kg (165 lbs.)
STANCE:Orthodox (left lead)
TRAINING STATUS:ACTIVE
TRAINING SCHEDULE:Wed. 0900-1100Thu. 1730-1930Fri. 0900-1100Holidays 0900-1030
COMPETITION STATUS: PENDING
NEXT SCHEDULED BOUTS:TBA
CURRENT TEAM/CLUB:Cabbagetown Boxing ClubToronto
COACH:Johnny Kalbhenn
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ABOUT 'The Brick;
'The Brick' is a competitive boxer who has trained for over 12 years.
STATS:
9 bouts (Boxing Ontario)
2 bouts (Ontario Boxing Association)
1 bout (Florida State Athletic Commission)
DIVISION:
Masters Novice
CURRENT WEIGHT:
73 kg (165 lbs.)
STANCE:
Orthodox (left lead)
TRAINING STATUS:
ACTIVE
TRAINING SCHEDULE:
Wed. 0900-1100
Thu. 1730-1930
Fri. 0900-1100
Holidays 0900-1030
COMPETITION STATUS:
PENDING
NEXT SCHEDULED BOUTS:
TBA
CURRENT TEAM/CLUB:
Cabbagetown Boxing Club
Toronto
COACH:
Johnny Kalbhenn
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