The Fallowing people have and do indorse the Squistle, the superior product that it is:
Jean](http://www.larkwoodworks.com/j1.jpg">Jean) Chretien: "a whistle is a whistle, and when you have a good whistle, it is because it whistles”
Harpo](http://www.larkwoodworks.com/j2.jpg">Harpo) Marx: “……”
His](http://www.larkwoodworks.com/j3.jpg">His) Highness King Hussein: “Shughlak tamam Lark, Walden Co. mosh kowayes”
Yeah, but at least two of them are dead… 
Lark, I think that someone mistyped the address, and country on this letter for you. Since I didn’t want to spend the money on a stamp to forward it all the way to Nova Scotia, I have posted the letter below:
Dear Lark,
I’ve just been busy checking my list twice, and found some interesting things about Lark Woodworks. First of all, I’d like to say that the Squistle was a decent effort. But we find that you also make boxes. Much of your next year’s haul will, therefore depend on your activities on Boxing Day.
In the meantime, this Holiday time you can expect to receive,
Your Friend,
Father Christmas, DBA Santa Claus
North Pole Workshops, Ltd.
need I say more
That’s not elderberries, it’s persimmons! And pass the milk gravy!
Hmm…
AhHa!
Mr. Walden has informed me that he does not like Richard Simmons. however, one has to envy that wonderfully frightening hair of his. 
Did anyone have a chance to try out the keyed Squistle ?
What’s the difference between the Lower Key, the Long Key and the Largo Key?
I recant of this matter. I harbor no ill will toward the Squistle. In fact, I intend to try one for myself, as soon as it becomes available from the up and coming craftsman Lark, who has a website devoted to his fine woodwork at larkwoodworks.com. I recommend taking a look at his site, and wish him all the best in this endeavor.
The Squistle is an interesting concept, and the picture I showed, was the first prototype.
Of special interest to most of us is the individually crafted wooden carrying case which Lark offers. The felt-lined case is designed to hold up to eight whistles, up to fifteen inches long, and sell for $40.00 US, or $52.00 Canadian, plus shipping.
Lark did not put me up to this. I say, with sincerity, a Squistle beats a Waldentone Whistle (if there were such a thing) any day of the week!
Would you please let Weeks out of this matter?
Weekzophone rules!
The Larkus Ordo Seclorum probably has room for The Weekenders. Solid woodwork benefits even right wing Californian libertarians… ever what that may be!
