No goats but a little sheepish -

Goats behaving badly

Very impressive oklamoni!

Almost 10,000 photos and no goats. I could have put up a photo of Tom Brady who is often called "GOAT" in the media, at least in New England, but I understand that he is not universally loved. So here is my photo of a sheep by Linnea which I do have.

OaklaMoni - I have to ask - what is the story with all the bikes? I've never seen so many bikes in one place.

Saw these guys at Zion in October.

These baby goats came to our Farmers Market to entertain the children.

The first two were less than a week old when they made their appearances. This last little guy already knows how to take a selfie! :)

Notta goat (most of my goat photos are very old, poor quality scans). But I came across this old photo during the search.

Dragonflywings Our bike club has built and made sure all bikes are correct for the Salvation Army Christmas Angeltree and such. Over the years the amount of bikes got larger and larger, and the request for volunteers came up. Thus, we have a WHOLE lot of people coming to help put the bikes together, that do not really know how. Sooo, we are double checking each bike to make sure, it will not cause a child to crash because of a bad built.

Then we got involved in Helmets for Kids, and our annual charity ride buys helmets to go with each bike from the proceeds.

This year it was 1347 bikes/helmets. It took a while to do all the checking. The bikes come from China, in boxes, the wheels and handlebars and pedals need to be attached.

I used to help with the built, but it is now on Thanksgiving Saturday, and I am always still at my daughters... but I went and helped with the check and airing up (oh, yeah, I forgot to mention that earlier).

this is a bike not put together correctly

close up

Gee Whiz, Moni. I think even Stevie Wonder could see that bike is not put together properly.

Thank you, Moni, for that great explanation and for all the work you and the others are doing for the children in your area.

What a wonderful thing to do, Moni. There are a lot of lucky kids in your city this year!