Dana In The Morning Highlights 12/13
METRO will be soon introducing driverless cars
Goodwill Houston has been a part of Ashley's life forever
Choosing kids concerts over other Christmas parties
METRO will be soon introducing driverless cars
Goodwill Houston has been a part of Ashley's life forever
Choosing kids concerts over other Christmas parties
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(00:02):
Sunday ninety nine pointy one, Houston'sholiday music station Dane in the Morning and
producer Anthony in the Three Things YouNeed to Know to get your Wednesday,
December thirteenth started well Metro is sayingthe future of public transportation is here.
It's called Future Link. It's thedriver list vehicles. You're going to see
them being tested on our streets nextyear. Also, they've introduced a new
(00:24):
electric vehicle. Well, this hasbeen called Operation Naughty List, and a
high school principal at Fort Ben's ClementsHigh School, Brian Schillenberg, is now
on that list, part of asting operation with undercover officers working with a
Human Trafficking Rescue Alliance task Force andalso Fort BENDISD the superintendent has retired,
(00:47):
she says Christy white Beck that saysshe was forced out. She said she
did nothing wrong, doesn't know whyshe was forced out. A board trustee,
on the other hand, says ifthe public knew what she did,
she wouldn't be able to tea beback in education ever again. Your weather
today is going to be beautiful.Tomorrow, we've got more clouds. By
(01:07):
Friday, it's going to be arainy day. But temperature staying in the
mid sixties today up to sixty four. Right now it's fifty four in Uptown
in Europe to date from Sunday ninetynine point one. Always something good brought
to us by our friends at GoodwillHouston. Goodwill Houston, changing the lives
of so many. Ashley says Goodwillhas been a part of her life for
(01:29):
as long as she can remember.Single mom, she and her brother they
would go to Goodwill and play boardgames there and buy them and buy school
clothes. She loved it, andGoodwill Houston got her mom in their hospitality
program, helped mom get a careerin hotel and restaurant management. Always great
memories. Well, twenty five yearslater, Ashley shopping at the Goodwill Houston
(01:53):
tom Ball Store. I love thatlocation anyway, She learned they had an
own assistant manager. She applied,They loved her, so she completed the
Retail Operations Specialist Apprentice program, graduatedwith flying colors. So now she is
the second Goodwill graduate in her family. So cool, she did lives.
(02:14):
I love it pretty, Sir,Anthony Dane. There's a Silas High School
senior who's crushing it. Her nameis Anya Alexis, And she's one of
these triple threats, excelling in volleyball, basketball, and academics. But she's
also one of these amazing souls whojust loves helping people. When she sees
someone struggling or not able to comprehendwhat's going on, she's the first one
to step into assists and listen tothis course load physics English for pre cow
(02:38):
government and forensic science. God,but her basketball career is nothing to sneeze
at Danes. She averages thirty pointsa game and has received thirty offers from
colleges to come play. So wheredoes this quiet Assassin as she's known on
the court want to commit to?She's staying here. She's committed to Rice
University and wants to study mathematics ofcourse. So awesome job and good luck
to Anniah Alexis of Silakes High School. Some pretty big things waiting for you
(03:00):
in the future. Man, whatis your nickname? The Silent Quiet Assassi
wuyet Assassin? So good love that. Hey, you're gonna love this.
Take a trip with the family.It's just about one hundred and fifty miles
away to Georgetown. It's decorated tothe Max for the holidays, and it
features a gingerbread house. Beyond allothers, this is a BUCkies themed ginger
(03:24):
rendhouse. There's a couple there thatabsolutely loves BUCkies and everything it stands for.
True. So they've created a Bucky'sGingerbread House and it's so popular it's
actually being showcased at the County taxoffice in Georgetown. So something fun,
a fun family destination for you guys. And by the way, we always
(03:46):
put our tell Me Something Good storiesup at Sunday ninety nine dot com and
you can also follow us on Facebook, X and Instagram. Sunday ninety nine
Houston Sunday ninety nine point one inHouston's holiday music station. Who came up
with those lyrics? Wow, I'mDana. We've got producer Anthony, and
we're talking about the holiday dilemma.It happens every year. Double book it.
You've got a work function, you'vegot a school function, Holiday parties
(04:11):
all season long. What do youdo if you end up having a work
party the same night as your kidsschool concert? Oh? I say go
with the kids, But we're askingyou what you do now. We've got
him, your pre k teacher outin Crosby. So what do you do.
You've got a school event for youor your kids school event. Which
(04:32):
do you do? Well? Igo to the school event, Like the
being with my kids is part ofthe most important thing to me. And
I want to know that, youknow, when they grow up, that
they realize that I'm there for them, you know. And so I have
actually that like school events early beforebecause I want to make sure my kids
are on there. That wow,so nice. So what do you tell
your boss if there's a conflict?How do you deal with that? Oh?
(04:54):
Well, thankfully, I've worked forprinciples that have been like really understanding
and caring and so usually if Ican just get time to talk to them
and let them know ahead of time, it's like, hey, I know
we're having Christmas party this day,but my son is having this event and
I need to be shit there,you know. I make sure to give
them that advance warning and they've beenokay with giving us to me. Oh
(05:15):
that is that's how you do it? Such a lot guy. How did
you learn this, hommy? Wasyour dad like that with you or is
this just something that you made acommitment to those kids? I got to
say like with my background, myfamily has always been very like loving and
caring, and so he was alwaysthere. My dad worked forty odd years
(05:36):
for the railroad and he was evenwhen he got home tired of Our tradition
was that sometimes he would have togo to work at eleven thirty at night,
or he would have to go comehome early and it was really late.
And so on Christmas Eve, likeafter midnight, if he was still
there, we would open the gifts, so he would have a chance for
us to open the gift. Soit's just one of those things, just
(05:57):
see us open the gifts. Andso it was just one of those sayings
that kind of stuck with me thatI wanted to make sure that you know,
especially this type of season, thatthey know him there in present.
And I guess I learned it frommy dad that wow. So well.
We wish you and your family avery merry Christmas. What are your kids'
names? Logan and Cohen Logan andCohen Wealth. They are lucky kids to
(06:17):
have such a dad like you andyou guys again, a very merry Christmas,
and thank you for listening to theChristmas music here on Sunny Hi.
Thank you y'all got any good us
Sunday ninety nine pointy one, Houston'sholiday music station Dane in the Morning and
producer Anthony in the Three Things YouNeed to Know to get your Wednesday,
December thirteenth started well Metro is sayingthe future of public transportation is here.
It's called Future Link. It's thedriver list vehicles. You're going to see
them being tested on our streets nextyear. Also, they've introduced a new
(00:24):
electric vehicle. Well, this hasbeen called Operation Naughty List, and a
high school principal at Fort Ben's ClementsHigh School, Brian Schillenberg, is now
on that list, part of asting operation with undercover officers working with a
Human Trafficking Rescue Alliance task Force andalso Fort BENDISD the superintendent has retired,
(00:47):
she says Christy white Beck that saysshe was forced out. She said she
did nothing wrong, doesn't know whyshe was forced out. A board trustee,
on the other hand, says ifthe public knew what she did,
she wouldn't be able to tea beback in education ever again. Your weather
today is going to be beautiful.Tomorrow, we've got more clouds. By
(01:07):
Friday, it's going to be arainy day. But temperature staying in the
mid sixties today up to sixty four. Right now it's fifty four in Uptown
in Europe to date from Sunday ninetynine point one. Always something good brought
to us by our friends at GoodwillHouston. Goodwill Houston, changing the lives
of so many. Ashley says Goodwillhas been a part of her life for
(01:29):
as long as she can remember.Single mom, she and her brother they
would go to Goodwill and play boardgames there and buy them and buy school
clothes. She loved it, andGoodwill Houston got her mom in their hospitality
program, helped mom get a careerin hotel and restaurant management. Always great
memories. Well, twenty five yearslater, Ashley shopping at the Goodwill Houston
(01:53):
tom Ball Store. I love thatlocation anyway, She learned they had an
own assistant manager. She applied,They loved her, so she completed the
Retail Operations Specialist Apprentice program, graduatedwith flying colors. So now she is
the second Goodwill graduate in her family. So cool, she did lives.
(02:14):
I love it pretty, Sir,Anthony Dane. There's a Silas High School
senior who's crushing it. Her nameis Anya Alexis, And she's one of
these triple threats, excelling in volleyball, basketball, and academics. But she's
also one of these amazing souls whojust loves helping people. When she sees
someone struggling or not able to comprehendwhat's going on, she's the first one
to step into assists and listen tothis course load physics English for pre cow
(02:38):
government and forensic science. God,but her basketball career is nothing to sneeze
at Danes. She averages thirty pointsa game and has received thirty offers from
colleges to come play. So wheredoes this quiet Assassin as she's known on
the court want to commit to?She's staying here. She's committed to Rice
University and wants to study mathematics ofcourse. So awesome job and good luck
to Anniah Alexis of Silakes High School. Some pretty big things waiting for you
(03:00):
in the future. Man, whatis your nickname? The Silent Quiet Assassi
wuyet Assassin? So good love that. Hey, you're gonna love this.
Take a trip with the family.It's just about one hundred and fifty miles
away to Georgetown. It's decorated tothe Max for the holidays, and it
features a gingerbread house. Beyond allothers, this is a BUCkies themed ginger
(03:24):
rendhouse. There's a couple there thatabsolutely loves BUCkies and everything it stands for.
True. So they've created a Bucky'sGingerbread House and it's so popular it's
actually being showcased at the County taxoffice in Georgetown. So something fun,
a fun family destination for you guys. And by the way, we always
(03:46):
put our tell Me Something Good storiesup at Sunday ninety nine dot com and
you can also follow us on Facebook, X and Instagram. Sunday ninety nine
Houston Sunday ninety nine point one inHouston's holiday music station. Who came up
with those lyrics? Wow, I'mDana. We've got producer Anthony, and
we're talking about the holiday dilemma.It happens every year. Double book it.
You've got a work function, you'vegot a school function, Holiday parties
(04:11):
all season long. What do youdo if you end up having a work
party the same night as your kidsschool concert? Oh? I say go
with the kids, But we're askingyou what you do now. We've got
him, your pre k teacher outin Crosby. So what do you do.
You've got a school event for youor your kids school event. Which
(04:32):
do you do? Well? Igo to the school event, Like the
being with my kids is part ofthe most important thing to me. And
I want to know that, youknow, when they grow up, that
they realize that I'm there for them, you know. And so I have
actually that like school events early beforebecause I want to make sure my kids
are on there. That wow,so nice. So what do you tell
your boss if there's a conflict?How do you deal with that? Oh?
(04:54):
Well, thankfully, I've worked forprinciples that have been like really understanding
and caring and so usually if Ican just get time to talk to them
and let them know ahead of time, it's like, hey, I know
we're having Christmas party this day,but my son is having this event and
I need to be shit there,you know. I make sure to give
them that advance warning and they've beenokay with giving us to me. Oh
(05:15):
that is that's how you do it? Such a lot guy. How did
you learn this, hommy? Wasyour dad like that with you or is
this just something that you made acommitment to those kids? I got to
say like with my background, myfamily has always been very like loving and
caring, and so he was alwaysthere. My dad worked forty odd years
(05:36):
for the railroad and he was evenwhen he got home tired of Our tradition
was that sometimes he would have togo to work at eleven thirty at night,
or he would have to go comehome early and it was really late.
And so on Christmas Eve, likeafter midnight, if he was still
there, we would open the gifts, so he would have a chance for
us to open the gift. Soit's just one of those things, just
(05:57):
see us open the gifts. Andso it was just one of those sayings
that kind of stuck with me thatI wanted to make sure that you know,
especially this type of season, thatthey know him there in present.
And I guess I learned it frommy dad that wow. So well.
We wish you and your family avery merry Christmas. What are your kids'
names? Logan and Cohen Logan andCohen Wealth. They are lucky kids to
(06:17):
have such a dad like you andyou guys again, a very merry Christmas,
and thank you for listening to theChristmas music here on Sunny Hi.
Thank you y'all got any good us
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