Missionary Casas Inspections

May -- We finished our inspections in Rahue (a stake in Osorno) and now have only 8 more houses to inspect.  Houses range from very nice (only a few problems and mostly for hermanas) to too small and old and dirty (for some of the elders, but they did not make them dirty -- or old and small either).  Of the 10 houses in Rahue, two need to be left and new housing found.  That many problems!  I won't even try to describe them.  One of the hermanas live in a clean, very small, very cold house.  They have one room that fits their bunk bed, two wardrobes (the tall skinny kind with two drawers at the bottom), one table for eating and studying and whatever, and a small bookcase.  The kitchen is the width of the stove (very narrow) and the sink (very tiny), and the bathroom is the width of the square small shower.  Anyone else have these kind of conditions in their mission?  This would be fine if they could keep it warm.  They had only a gas heater which will heat the room but will take a long time. So Bro. Poulson brought them an eletric heater which gives immediate heat and should help tremendously.  If only all their problems were so easy to correct.