…your spouse or roommate has left just long enough for you to play a couple of tunes. The cat is out hunting mice - or something. Which whistle are you currently reaching for? Mine is a Mellow Dog C.
The Clarke original D that lives in the pencil cup.
I don’t have this problem. My wife doesn’t mind my playing the whistle or any other instrument at just about any time except when she’s sleeping or working on a grad school research paper.
Me either, actually. I’m just checking what people are reaching for today. I emphasize “today” because it will probably change tomorrow 
Big Island Deluxe soprano ukulele. Oh wait, that’s not a whistle …
The Dixon Trad is the constant noodler that sits on my desk. But this week I’ve been tooting my Susato low G, a great whistle. This always happens - I take out a particular whistle to reply to a Chiffboard thread, and end up playing it for days. Of course, I have around 40 whistles within arm’s reach …
OK, the truth is that when I’m alone, I strip naked and play air whistle in front of the mirror. There, now you know.
TMI!
My Dixon Trad D is my usual weapon of choice.
Just now, it’s the DLBVP.
Burke Low D Brass Viper. Dusky and fine.
Just to see if I can.
Hmmm. Way too much information there.
he’s worse with an audience 
I’m beginning to struggle with this thread 
…probably, no definitely my Copeland high D.
My go to is my brass NB Burke so the copeland is like
a breath of fresh air
Since I’m not yet any good I tend to use any given time alone to work on new things. But today I dug out a Gen high G and F that I got a year ago or so and never really played (thought of them because of reading that thread about the small whistle/kid with small hands). The G doesn’t sound nice at all, certainly not up on the high d and e. Part my fault, part the thing, so I’m going to try and improve it a bit sometime. The F however sounds just lovely.
Phils must think alike…agreed 
Philo
For the record, I’ve been reaching for the sterling Sindt D; on occasion, I actually become Jethro Tull…fully clothed, I might add
post codpiece?
Dixon Trad for ITM/AFM (I’m an equal opportunity music mangler).
Homemade Bb - for non-ITM (jazz/blues/kwela).
(Haven’t indulged in any mirror tricks, here, yet. My mind boggles/cringes at the possibilities..)
At risk of coming back to topic:
Bleazey low D in Damson Wood. I love it, but I really need to practice it every day because I am almost getting good with it.
When I am lazy I use a Dixon solid brass high D. But I need something quieter as I don’t think I am doing my ears any favours (nothing wrong with the whistle, just the combination of pitch and volume in an enclosed space).