This week a good chunk of it is a holiday here in the Philippines. Businesses will be closed, business calls and emails won't even be answered, and Makati will consequently turn into a ghost town. But it's not a holiday for us not for us here at the boxing club. I've come to the conclusion that if boxing is the hardest of sports then the coaches and us fighters are the hardest working of workers because the club will be one of the very few things opened this week and training will resume as usual and as expected for us fighters. No days off and no excuses.
Technically only Tuesday to Thursday is a holiday but I know many who are taking today off AND Friday off, thus creating a full week holiday. Good for them but but for me. Today I felt the pressure of everyone taking most of the week off so I scrambled to get my business emails sent and business meetings set up. I felt as if I had to do an overdose of work today to make up for the anticipated slow week that's to follow. After my boxing in the morning, I raced home to shower and then head the door so that I could get to BGC and attach some business stuff I had out there.
Returned home after 11pm.
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