"Heidi" bag

[louiselux]

"A beautiful wholesome bag, designed to put you in mind of innocent youthfulness, log cabins on grassy mountainsides, and Grandfather."

All the time I was making this I was thinking of that BBC childrens tv series that was possibly made in alliance with some Swiss tv company, and Heidi was an adorable curly haired moppet with a piercing voice. My mental notes on Heidi go: Heidi - is shipped away to (or poss from? or both?) log cabin on grassy moutainside with Grandfather. Grandfather dies? Other plot points - don't know. Ending - don't know.

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[puddingcat.livejournal.com]

Eee, Heidi!

There were goats, and a boy. Possibly only one goat. And bad dubbing. Heidi meant that The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn had finished running. Someone might have been called Clara.

Um. That's about all I can remember. Someone might have been disabled, but learned to walk again through the Power of Friendship?

[i-am-zan.livejournal.com]

Evil Aunt to Heidi back to the city to live where poor Heidi started to sleepwalk. Apparently this was a result o her unhappiness.

Since Heidi was so lovely and everyone wanted to see her smile again ... Clara's papa decided it was high time the family went to the Alps for a holiday. The fresh air would do everyone some good.

Clara was 'disabled' with a wheelchair. Poor little jealous Peter the Goatherd -afraid that they would all take Heidi away from Grandfather and him again - pushed the wheelchair off a mountain and Clara had to learn to walk and all was fine and dandy again. Heidi didn't have to leave the mountains and they all lived happily ever after ... or somesuch.

There were a few goats, lots of milk and cheese.

[daegaer.livejournal.com]

It was mere moral laziness (caused by living in a city) that underlay Clara's inability to walk. See Clara climb the alps! Climb, Clara, climb!