The Adventures of Mayor Molly McMole

                                              Painting by Lorraine Strieby                                                                                                                        Oceanside Harbor, Oceanside, CA                                                                                 ...

                                        KAWLAJA--AUTHOR INTERRUPTED                                                                            My new book, now on Amazon Have you ever met a crow—up close and personal? That bird staring at you has the intelligence of a 7 - 10 year old kid. That crow can remember your face, and   communicate to its crow buddies how much he/she likes you and just might give you a gift that is of interest to it like a shiny card or pencil. I met a crow once when I was an 8 year old kid. His name was Kawlaja. I’m used to writing about a mole tribe now living in Underground San Diego, h...

                                                                                                      Mayor Molly McMole sometimes writes my blog,  but  today I got ahead of her so I can write  a review.  I notice some of my fabulous followers on Facebook and Instagram are offering some Kawlaja's reviews  for which I am so grateful. I f you have had an experience meeting a crow it is an experience you will not soon forget.  They are as intelligent as a 7 - 10 year old child. They are so intelligent that sometimes they will seek out a human contact and when they bond,  the crow will bring his friend gifts.  Sometimes a rescued crow will even honor h...

                                                                                                                                                                                                                        Our kids are not being taught American History or perhaps if they are taught its things like how greedy our forefathers were, as they were slave owners,  Also, there  are many topi...

  We just celebrated Juneteenth and I I bet there were no articles about this hero, black Warrant Office Mr. Billy Lee.  Do you know him? Bet not.  He was Commander George Washington's aide and right hand man in the American Revolution, historians called him a slave. OK, what did he do?   Well, he saved Washington's life more than once with his carbine Washington wouldn't go anywhere without him He was famous as the best horseman in the colonies with his horse, Chinkling.  Colonists would visit Mount Vernon afetr the Revolution to see Mr. Billy Lee ride his horse through the nearby virgin forest He did all of Washington's finances during the war and beyond He was in at least 6 paintings with Washington including Washington Crossing the Delaware (standing behind him) He helped Washington lead the troops on his famous horse Please let me know if you knew of him and learned about him in school He was probably the 2nd most important soldier in the American Revo...

  Here I  am in the red coat and  my name is Mayor Molly McMole and I'm featured in a book series written by Lorraine Strieby who hails from Los Angeles now living in the San Diego area.  As you can see I am a mole and since Strieby lives in San Diego I secretly live there too with my Mole Tribe underneath San Diego. I've been around the block several times, hardly anyone sees me because I am a mole.  We moles have been here forever and my ancestor Christopher McMole was a spy for President George Washington. Christopher wrote a diary, now in my possession, so I write about Washington and his tribe which you humans call "forefathers," You can read about McMole and Washington in Lorraine Strieby's children's book,    Why is a Spy Called a Mole. Your tribe seems to have a problem right now with following the US Constitution which your tribe wrote back when you were fighting the British.   My tribe thinks this inspired Constitution, written by y...