Last week I met Mr and Mrs G’s son, G Junior, and he was asked if we had been previously introduced. “No” he said “But I think I have heard her yodelling”. I would like to make two comments about this observation:
1. This is very likely to be true.
2. He seemed singularly unsurprised by it.
I will leave you to make of this what you will.
Off The Edge Gardening 
You yodel? I’m impressed.
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Not proper yodelling. When we were kids me and my brothers used to try to yodel, we must have seen it on Heidi or perhaps a cowboy, it must have sent my mother crazy! Anyway, I am pleased to tell you that it is like riding a bicycle, I can still perform with the skill I did all those years ago! 🙂
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Haha, this is funny, what a great skill to have learnt. I think Heidi was one of those programmes that contributed to wanting to work outside, yodelling or otherwise.
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I loved Heidi, not sure it was really my brothers’ thing! Give it a go, it is very liberating. I would however suggest being out of sound of anyone if you do, unlike me!
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Well, I am impressed. Perhaps you could add some Mongolian overtone chanting to your repertoire. I am pretty good at it but I have to wait until I am alone to do it or I get funny looks .
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I will have to look into that, I wonder if there is a You Tube for me to learn from?
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Bravo to G Junior for not being surprised. Heidi (the book) was a great childhood favourite of mine. In fact, whenever well meaning people tell me that cheese isn’t good for me, I think to myself, “If it was good enough for Heidi, it’s good enough for me”.
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Glad to hear that you are also a fan! I think it might be time for a remake, I may be a little too old to play the lead role, perhaps I could be yodelling advisor?
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Yodeling consultant, I should think.
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