I have an Indian-made bamboo/cane whistle. It’s the only instrument I own, yet I never play it. I guess I’m just not a musician anymore.
Anyway, if anybody in the lower 48 states who needs and/or wants it for free, PM me. I will drop it in the mail tonight and it will go out tomorrow morning.
Jesus loves you!
It’s gone. 
Yes, Cran, you are a musician.
More than most drummers.
yes… there are drummers, then there are percusionists (spelling is fun)
a drummer hits things, a percusionist is a musician.
7200 posts on a whistle discussion board and this was your only whistle?
My God! We may have isolated a cure for woah!
I hope you get another soon. Being a musician really doesn’t have as much to do with accomplishment as it does the journey. But you really should have an instrument with which to make that happen.
Good Luck
Scott
No, I used to have lots of whistles. I even had a Hohner but a C&F member, I’m very sad to say, stole it from me.
I just have a million other things going on (illness, college, spiritual issues, tendon problems in my hands) and don’t have the will or desire to play anymore. I also used to have a glockenspiel, clarinet, flute, etc.
I’m not completely abandoning music, though. God willing (i.e. if I don’t have to have throat surgery for my thyroid problem) I’m going to take singing lessons next semester.
My wife had a partial thyroid lobectomy in early September. Removed her right side 'cept for the para thyroid glands. She feels way better and only has a pencil-line thin scar that rests right with the natural creases in her neck. Don’t freak out about it. Pretty routine stuff apparently.