Summer Louise Mildew loved to tiptoe thru her neighborhood, leaving bits of mildew behind her. Her mother, Mary, said Summer was always her nature girl, and very much like her aunt, the Mildew Lady.
Summer and her aunt fondly remember the time they spent a weekend collecting various varieties of mildew, and decided to store the mildew they'd found in the clothes dryer.
Unlike her sister and daughter, Mary was not a mildew enthusiast, and was upset with them, since it made it impossible to dry her clothes and left her smelling like mildew.
Of course the Mildew Lady and Summer were delighted with Mary's new scent, and so hoped she'd get used to it, and eventually learn to love it as much as they did.
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Tales of Tiptoe and More - Volume III
HumorThe third volume of an on going series of episodes, often involving Nancy and Sluggo's tiptoe experiences.
