Showing posts with label surprises. Show all posts
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Wednesday, December 7, 2011

Santa surprises young students at Houston school

See it on TV? Check here.Santa Claus surprised young students at Houstons Crockett Elementary School Tuesday with backpacks full of toys Santa Claus surprised young students at Houston's Crockett Elementary School Tuesday with backpacks full of toys

  HOUSTON (KTRK) -- Santa Claus made a surprise visit to thousands of elementary school children across Houston on Tuesday.

Martin Perez jumped for joy at Crockett Elementary School near downtown. Instead of homework and books, he and his classmates found backpacks stuffed with toys.

"I never knew that Nicholas was coming in here to give us our backpacks," said Perez.

"If you're good, you get presents, and you get to open them. I love Santa," said Rayyah Mouilso.

Volunteer Houston has been giving holiday backpacks to children in need for 24 years. Seven thousand pre-K through second graders at 21 local schools received gifts this year.

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Wednesday, June 1, 2011

Local soldier surprises girlfriend with proposal at airport

A Houston soldier had a big idea when he popped the big question to his girlfriend. A Houston soldier had a big idea when he popped the big question to his girlfriend.

  HOUSTON (KTRK) -- A local soldier made sure his proposal was one to remember -- even getting the help of other passengers on his flight home.

Each of his fellow travelers gave a rose to Army Lieutenant George Dalton's girlfriend, Lauren Raabe before Dalton came in to ask the big question.

"Will you marry me," he asked.

She replied, "yes."

Dalton worked with his parents back here in Houston to get permission from American Airlines to have the roses at the gate when the flight arrived at Bush Intercontinental Airport. Dalton says all the planning kept him on edge.

"I've been nervous for the past couple of hours," said Dalton. "I haven't been able to eat or think about anything else."

Dalton is home from a tour in Iraq for two weeks. The couple says they will get married when his tour is complete in a few months.

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