Re: LOOPING to CIRCLES to LOOPING

["Mike Biffle" <Mbiffle@svg.com>]

>> We have, almost entirely stopped singing or whistling as a culture in 
>public.

> the last time i was whistling and i might add whistling quite well, 
>thank you very much, i walked past my now ex-boss and he said "lose it", 
>i turned to him in befuddelment and he said "the whistle!".....talk about 
>casting pearls before swine.....rick, you have set me free, i am going to 
>the mall tonite and walk around and whistle whats left of my brains 
>out.....thanks.....:).....michael

I'm a public whistler-hummer (as was my dad), and LOVE the happy abandon 
with which my son goes about his activities... there's always some form of 
sound coming from him. It's painful to believe (and I think this is true) 
that a certain large percent of our adult population are actually 
embarrassed FOR others they see engaging in this activity. Talk about not 
only missing the point and denying oneself something great... they're 
actually shouldering the weight of OTHER folks silly pleasures... I've 
seen this in action and it's SAD.

Best,
-Miko