I sold a Sindt D and a Sindt C in the exchange forum last week and promptly mailed them to the wrong people.
If my synapses get any bigger, I’m gonna need a patch bay for my brain.
So you made one person very, very happy and 
-ed another one. 50% isn’t all that bad…
Best wishes.
Steve
I wish that were the case. Neither is happy as neither got what they bought. 
Hmm… two Sindt whistles. Can’t imagine either one of the buyers would be upset for long if the story ended here! Now if one of the whistles was instead a bar of gold 
(I’d be demanding my Sindt of course!)
What’s in a key? That which we call a Sindt
By any other key would sound as sweet
I blame it on the Taylor guitar.
When I first read your story, I thought some random other people got the whistles. Then I realized it was a vice/versa thing. You would have felt like way more of an idiot if it was the first.
You mean like I just grabbed two names out of the phone book? Ouch! Lock me up in an asylum if I do something like!
Like you were mailing a bunch of stuff that day and put the wrong mailing label on that package.
‘bet yer hopin’ that they’re closin’ in on what happened, eh?
Two very well-traveled whistles are finally on their way to the fine gentlemen who actually bought them. The one I mistakenly sent to Canada apparently went via pony express on a not too healthy pony; but, it’s on a plane to L.A. now and should arrive by mid-week. My thanks to the two patient people who graciously forgave my stupidity.
And if anyone is interested in an RT Cook pvc low E whistle, I just put one up for sale on the used instrument exchange.