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| Solar-screened parking lot in San Pablo, not common so snapped this photo of it. |
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| An apartment in Pudahuel. Elder Eulitt carrying mattress. |
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| Elevators are rare in many apartment buildings so you carry everything, up and down. |
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| Sorting the mail to missionaries in Mission Office. |
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| Hermana Eulitt reparing another slacks for the Mission Clothing Bodega. We wash and repair whatever needs to be done before being placed in the bodega, which is a mini-Deseret Industries clothing store. We gather clothes, coats, shoes then organize everything by sizes and display in the bodega. Many missionaries have benefited from this. |
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| Checking out shoes for the Missionary Clothing Bodega. |
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| All new mattresses are dated. We have replaced all the old, worn out mattresses with new ones. |
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| Delivering new mattresses to Elders. |
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| Our first watermelon in Chile. Fruits and vegetables are fresh and delicious, as we are just minutes from many farmlands in Chile. |
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| Elders in the Mission Office - men who make things happen. |
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| A bicycle "truck" in Chile, fairly common, gets great gas mileage. |
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| Dating another mattress for delivery. |
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| These metal racks are what missionaries sleep on. They have been in the mission for over twenty years. Very durable and comfortable. Same type of racks used in Chilean Army. |
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| To save on buying new blankets, we collect the old ones and have them washed, then recyle back to the missionaries. Bro. Brigham would be proud of our thriftiness. |
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| Blankets and blankets and more blankets! |
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| On top of the world on this 20th floor apartment with a fabulous view of Santiago has these two Elders smiling. |
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| Eating on the run, very common for these missionaries. |
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| A quick snack before going out to visit families in the evening. |
