ETERNAL FATHER STRONG TO SAVE
For those of you humans who might find their faith wavering take heart from this old naval hymn. The Lord has already won the battle with the evil one, His Kingdom is coming fast! Gibber! Gibber! Chugley
CHANGE MY HEART OH GOD
A most poignant plea from the songwriter, change is difficult to cope with for most humans, but essential for people to embrace in order to grow. I am satisfied just being a banana loving Chimp, who is looked after by generous homo sapiens. Gibber! Gibber! Chugley
BECAUSE HE LIVES I CAN FACE TOMORROW
After another week of trauma It is appropriate to turn to the one who is the Prince of Peace and relect on these wonderful words. Click on the Red Arrow above to listen. Gibber! Gibber! Chugley
“WHY ME LORD”
I felt it was appropriate to post this song again – last posted in 2018. Kris Kristofferson had a profound conversion to Christ, and many of his songs reflect this. Here is the story behind the song to refresh and inspire your minds. Gibber! Gibber! Chugley
JESUS IT’S ME AGAIN
GOD IS IN CONTROL – LEST WE FORGET
No matter how dark the world appears, reflect on the glorious wisdom embraced by this song. Gibber! Gibber! Chugley
ISRAEL’S NATIONAL ANTHEM
In honour of the fallen.
THOUGHT FOR THE REFERENDUM
GRANDFATHER JOHNSON
Most of my readers, I’m sure, will say “NO’ to Albo and his nefarious plans for deconstructing Australia and plunging her into endless turmoil and confusion. You may look back, as I do, to a more dinky-di age when Slim Dusty sang a song, written by his wife, Joy McKean, (her stage name), about an enterprising Aborigine – Grandfather Johnson. Australia offers opportunity for all humans – even Chimpanzees! If it ain’t broke don’t fix it. Gibber Gibber! Chugley
WHAT HAPPENED?
After the messages concerning yesterdays post about Maui I am prompted by my readers to reflect on what happened. My keeper, Algy, spent some time in California in the sixties and comments that it was an idyllic part of the world. Since then he is told it has deteriorated into a kind of large slum. I thought this sing by the Beach Boys captured the spirit of California in those bygone years, and would provide an interlude between the heavy news items. So get yourselves in that cool clear water – at least in your dreams. Gibber! Gibber! Chugley