Phhil,
I got caught whistling in church once too and I was told that I was 
whistling for the devil.  I was obviously with the wrong crowd!  GRIN!
Kathy




At 03:52 PM 12/15/2007, you wrote:
>I have always been puzzled over that song called the Little Drummer Boy,
>too.  I sure enjoy the Christmas music this time of year.  Shoot, I enjoy it
>all year.  I often find myself humming, or whistling, Christmas songs in the
>summer time.  I'm still a whistler.  When I ran a snackbar back in my early
>twenties, people were always commenting on my whistling.  They normally said
>something like, "I enjoy your whistle.  My dad used to whistle while he
>worked but you don't hear it much any more."  When I traveled and preached
>in the mid seventies, I whistled in church after the services when people
>stopped coming around to talk but then others would walk up and comment on
>my whistling even in church.  No, it isn't anything special, my whistling
>that is, it is simple.  I can, however, thanks to my dad teaching me, stick
>two fingers into my mouth and whistle so loud, I can blow your ears off.
>Yes, I've done that in church, too, normally during worship services when
>I've gotten carried away.  It is called, Whistling in the Spirit.  You think
>I'm joking but I'm not.
>
>Phil.