My cousin Keri just shared this with me, from the youth pages of lds.org.
One of the stars is my Dad. He is the pilot and the one giving the fireside. He built the museum that houses the airplanes and owns most of them.
One of the stars is my Dad. He is the pilot and the one giving the fireside. He built the museum that houses the airplanes and owns most of them.
Cool hobby, huh?
It is fun to have something a little bit different...a little bit special in your family that sets you apart. I was blessed to be born into a family with a rich family culture of being a little out of the ordinary in a great way.
I am still trying to come up with something that sets my tiny Team Rail apart. As my children grow, I believe that will be more defined.
I am still trying to come up with something that sets my tiny Team Rail apart. As my children grow, I believe that will be more defined.
I want to have a great family culture. I want it to be cooler to be a Rail for my kids than being on any sports team, club, or group of friends (although those are great too if they are making good choices).
I want this because I want to get my entire family back to Heavenly Father with me more than I want to breath. I want our kids to desire to be with our family forever so vehemently that they will choose Team Rail over anything.
Go Team Rail.
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I think one thing that sets the Rail family apart is the very desire you talk of: that returning to your Heavenly Father is your ultimate goal. Keep up the wonderful work!
I want a family name standout pride thing going on. Well-said and makes me think. Sometimes it's hard to define your culture with meals to fix, diapers to wipe, etc.
You seem to have a great culture of travel & tolerance, religion and optimism. Those are awesome!