MAYOR MOLLY IS BACK AND THEY BUILT A NEW TOWN--MOLE TOWN SOUTH IN SAN DIEGO


 Earthy Worm Cafe

Ranger Greeting Mayor Molly

Hi Folks

     Well, after our trips to Alaska, Italy, Hawaii, and an American college town, my nomad mole tribe is

ready to settle down, and that happens to be Vista in San Diego County.  We dug out our town and it is

 magnificent.   

     Mole Town is under a house with a cement foundation,  protecting  us from rain and does

 double duty as a sky for our whole town, Mole Town South.

     Architects Fred and Keith did a bang up job, even building castles with onion domes.  I'm typing

this on Lorraine Strieby's computer as you know, and I do this when she is out because I see her

drive her car away. I don't think she knows I do this, but if she does she keeps it to herself, at least from me.

     We have a new neighbor, Ranger, and he rides a Harley.  He know nothing about American History and I am going to hold a class in the Earthy Worm Cafe because some of my tribe need to know more.  Ranger drove his motor cycle through my border wall and I'm not too happy about it.

    I ordered a Betsy Ross hand-sewn flag but it hasn't been finished yet and the Company doesn't know

when the employee will finish it.  I'm trying to hurry up the process, but it's a work in progress. 

Striebiy's book about me are on Amazon and Kindle.  She is still writing this book, called Hoisting the Flag, if she ever gets the flag. and I'm dying to know more about Ranger.

I hear Ms Molly's car so now I'm going outside our studio (we share) and jump down my new, top of the art, mole hole, I'll keep you posted.  She writes blogs too you know.  Excuse any errors in my blog because you know I'm a mole and I have big webbed front feet with long claws.   Bye...   

#childrenbooks #history #americanhistory #mayormollymcmole  #whyisaspycalledamole  #storyteller



      











 






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