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martin & hazel frost – our life in argentina skip to content martin & hazel frost our life in argentina a few things that happened since i last blogged we held a scout locro making (traditional stew) weekend fundraiser, which generated sufficient cash from which we can pay our subscription to remain afiliated to (and more importantly, insured by) the scout association in argentina. boring but essential. danny´s celebrated his 7th birthday and we organised a party at home for his friends. hazel got into a protracted situation with the tax office whereby they froze my account. in other cultures this might be considered a counterproductive move on their part since i had to go and beg to be allowed to pay them. in an unrelated incident it transpires that from now on all payments have to be made electronically. unfortunately, while my uk visa card works everywhere including the wee butcher over the road from our house, apparently the tax office isn´t yet so technologically advanced. so now i have to go and open, and pay for every month because they aren´t free here, an argentinean bank account for absolutely no purpose other than to pay the tax office. apparently this comes under the heading of improving customer convenience. government institutions the world over… we held our first scout weekend camp of the year in the local site of el matrero. it was cold and sunny and everyone had a good time. hazel preached a couple of times. martin preached a couple of times too, but he´s more of a professional than i am, so i make more fuss about preparing. last sunday´s was quite sweet i thought. the feedback suggested people were listening too, always encouraging. and martin got back on a horse for the first time in many years. author hazel frost posted on 5th june 2018 leave a comment on a few things that happened since i last blogged three go to miramar we had promised ourselves a couple of days in miramar before schools went back. first the car broke and then there was a whole hospital thing going on, so the plan got shelved until joni decided we should set a date and i agreed to organise a camp for easter weekend. in the end, martin’s leg is still open in several places, and he doesn’t love camping anyway. the girls were in at playtime for skiving school, and for good or for ill i´m starting to get colder and harder about these misdemeanours. so by default joni, danny and i won a rare and exclusive mummy and boys trip out. we discovered that the bus takes three hours, and the walk to our favourite campsite isn’t too arduous if you pack properly. we made our own breakfasts on site, organised picnic lunches out at lunchtime, had icecreams in the afternoons, went out for something with chips in the evenings, and toasted marshmallows over a campfire before bed. that’s all the major food-groups covered isn’t it? there are a lot of birds around miramar this year, water levels are higher than when we last went two years ago, and i enjoyed the big zoom on my camera. we walked a lot, took photos, flew the kites on the beach, compared water temperatures between the lake; not too bad, versus the campsite pool; freezing. i confess that twelve years in central argentina has caused me to become wimpy about cold water although my kids are quite happy with it and they´ve never lived anywhere else so maybe it´s just age, darn it. we went out on a boat one morning as is our tradition in miramar, and enjoyed walking across the top of the new water defences that have been constructed out of long mounds of rocks… danny said “these ones don´t have a sign telling us to keep off…” last time he saw a similar pile of rocks it was in england where kids are no longer allowed to risk scraping their shins… needless to say on this trip he went home very happy and sporting a new collection of scabs and bruises. on sunday we caught another bus back. we did debate whether to stay another day while monday was another bank holiday, but since we’d nearly run out of money, we decided it was time to go home and share easter eggs with the rest of the family. author hazel frost posted on 7th april 2018 6th june 2018 leave a comment on three go to miramar sunny afternoons we are getting organised with this year’s routines of programmed activities and free time. joni’s doing cycling, french and will start art in april. danny’s doing horse riding and has a couple of other ideas hovering in the wings but we’re still trying to figure out timetable clashes and who’s taking who where. at the moment i’m doing a lot of juggling, but that will get easier once martin gets up to speed and back on his bike. for some reason most things have fallen on tuesdays and thursdays so in the week we have two really stupid days, and three afternoons with space to fill with our own activities… danny is a fully fledged independent reader in both languages. he also has this trick where he sets the book he’s reading to the tune in his head, so the other day he was heard doing “the three little pigs” to the melody of “i will survive”, aka radio 4’s i’m sorry i haven’t a clue. our driveway is just steep enough for acceleration, and there is a strip of grass at the bottom which provides just enough braking power to arrest the riders before they hit the road; enough perceived danger to be exciting without any real damage beyond the ubiquitous skinned knees and elbows. i’m hiding from my new computer. it’s not the computer’s fault. the real problem is windows 10. the offputter is that start thing in the bottom left hand corner full of chaos and colours and meaning that i can’t find anything. especially since some of the already confusing squares do bad things like move or change colour as i approach with the mouse. really guys, i was fine with the scroll down list of “all programmes” in black font on a white background. and since that’s the first thing that happens to me every time i try and open the box, so far i’m dissuaded from attempting to get much further. then there’s spider solitaire. i know, it’s a card game, the world doesn’t depend on it. but it’s what i do when i’m thinking. and, microsoft, if you’re going to rewrite something i would have thought it would make sense to improve it rather than make it worse. the numbers and symbols on the cards are smaller than the windows 7 version. opening the options i found i could change the font size, so i selected as big as possible. this changed the writing at the top of the screen – score, time taken, statistics, shoe size etc. but the numbers and symbols on the cards – i.e. that which i require in order to play the game – remain the same size. doh! and then there’s this… in massive letters, (presumably microsoft proving that they could have made the rest of the game legible if they had felt like it) a warning sign that quitting the game counts as a loss in my statistics. people, it’s not a cigarrette packet. i don’t care about my statistics. which is just as well since i can’t see the cards in the first place. what sort of creatures do microsoft recruit (breed?) for their testing labs? for now i’m still using my dying windows 7 box. when martin finishes recovering enough to nag me again, i expect i will bite the bullet and learn windows 10, and go searching online for a functional version of spider solitaire with legible cards and no warning screens. author hazel frost posted on 24th march 2018 leave a comment on sunny afternoons the gospel in chairs 54 minutes well spent to take a look at this. i’ve seen it three times (ok so 162 minutes) and i still need to think about it some more, which is why i’m not writing out my raw first reactions. you may need first to persuade that squeaking evangelical imp with anxiety issues off your shoulder for an hour. send him for a tea break or something, he could probably do with one. author hazel frost posted on 19th february 2018 leave a comment on the gospel in chairs on spelling and holidays martin : joni i am going to have to te

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