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1. At 10:55 PM on 15 Aug 2006, ThoseShoes wrote:

   Nighty night Chris, sleep tight... ZZZZZzzzzz...

2. At 11:10 PM on 15 Aug 2006, Claudia wrote:

   Sweet Dreams Chris.
   Love your show.
   Nice to "hear you talk" on this Blog.
   Have Radio 2 on in background all day.

   Claudia (Mobile Library Driver/Assistant)

3. At 11:25 PM on 15 Aug 2006, Farah wrote:

   hey,

   are you tempted to reply to any of these comments?

   Me

4. At 01:31 AM on 16 Aug 2006, Robert Humphrey wrote:

   Hi Chris. Just read blog for first time. Brilliant insight into your busy life. Great show, love the content and your ability to interact with the listeners. Will read blog every day. You are the master of the airwaves! Cheers Rob.

5. At 01:32 AM on 16 Aug 2006, Rodney wrote:

   Hello Chris.

   I’m just getting in touch because I absolutely love reading your blogs each day. They are a wonderful insight into a hugely inspirational and talented national institution!

   I am 19 years old and a freelance journalist / radio DJ from Ireland. I left school three years ago to work for my local newspaper and never looked back, winning the Daily Mirror young reporter of the year award last year and working for a number of national titles. I still work for various national and regional publications and I’ve now got myself a radio show here in Ireland. It’s the mid morning show and has live music, showbiz interviews, entertainment plus parodies and pranks, etc. I really love it and desperately want to keep moving on up.

   I’m hugely interested in the how you have achieved so many amazing goals during your tremendous career as you go from strength to strength doing what you love.
   You are a gifted broadcaster that I aspire to be and listening to you and reading about you has motivated me to keep following my dreams. – No matter what obstacles try to block my way.

   I’d love to interview you on my show sometime if you wouldn’t mind. It would also be wonderful to hear some tips from a true radio master!

   All the best and have a great day.

6. At 02:23 PM on 16 Aug 2006, Claire wrote:

   Hello Mr. Evans,

   Lovely to hear the goings on in your contented little life. I listen to your show in short sharp bursts when I am out and about in my bashed up wee car (its not old, its just that I keep bashing it).

   I feel these short sharp bursts are far healthier than the obsession I had about 9 years ago when I used to set my alarm for 6.30am every morning just so I could hang on to your every, often hungover, word! I was a student at the time and rarely had to be up before 10am - that's devotion for you!

   I was quite intrigued by this blog thing so thought I'd have a look and ended up feeling compelled to contribute.

   If anyone is interested I was working in London yesterday and today, went out and got drunk last night, my hangover was only saved by a club sandwich and chips on room service at 10.30pm. Had a meeting at 9am this morning, went well, am now killing a bit of time until I have to get my flight back to Scotland where, when I arrive, I met go to the gym to burn of the club sandwich and chips that I am now feeling guilty about.

   Take lots of care of youself.

   Claire

   xx
   x

7. At 02:38 PM on 16 Aug 2006, Rebecca Howman wrote:

   Hmmm - dreams eh? If you're remembering that much detail, it must mean you're not sleeping properly - I'm no scientist, but did ask a Dr of psychology I know and you're only dreaming is the closest look in to your subconscious thought - it you can recall them in that much detail you're REM cycle must be being disturbed! Hmm - any noisy neighbours near you Chris!?

8. At 03:25 PM on 16 Aug 2006, Dan Gling (TOG name) wrote:

   Hi Chris. Haven't seen you for a long time. You still sound the same but I was wondering if you were losing your hair yet?
   I know this is not a place for requesting records but as no one ever plays it for me, how about you playing the "Angel on a Harley" track, from Roger Waters, Pros and Cons album or even, Yes, Circus of Heaven. Fantastic tracks that just don't go out on air anytime anywhere. Keep up the good program, JW is missed but you fill the air time with your own brand of stupidity and giggling wit and we all enjoy it.
   Cheers
   Norman (Dan Gling)

9. At 04:29 PM on 16 Aug 2006, Felicia Foster wrote:

   Hi Chris,

   Do you have any time to sleep between those dreams? I love recalling dreams - I think they make sleep interesting!

   Agree, too, about Coehlo - The Alchemist was inspired - the rest just a little too predictable.

   Love the show, the music and the team banter - particularly Fox the Fox's new jingle! Your show makes my journey home fun and I'm energised for the evening. And you're getting me buying records which I guess is a sign of a great DJ - which, of course, you are. You make it sound all so easy and natural ....

   Love the guests you get on the show too ... you cover stuff that really matters to people.

   Go dude!

   Fliss
   x

10. At 06:31 PM on 16 Aug 2006, andy mccombe wrote:

    The boy today who had had Oysters for the first time, obviously didn't have a good one.
    I had Oysters, for the second time, and then the third last week in Cancale in Brittany, and they were superb! Tres Bon!
    Fresh, not at all rubbery, superb.

11. At 07:43 PM on 16 Aug 2006, Andy wrote:

    Hi Chris,

    Your program just goes from strength to strength.
    Love the Fox the Fox jingle but never get to listen to the finale, maybe need to work late so I can ;).

    Can't wait until 'the veg man's' back on.

    Great to hear somebody who loves their job......

    Andy

12. At 08:27 PM on 16 Aug 2006, Kyleigh wrote:

    Hi Chris,

    What a lovely blog! I am up to my eyes in work and am supposed to be working late from home (those websites wont design themselves you know!) but driving home and listening to you has compelled me to look up your blog. And reading your blog has compelled me to write in it!

    Books ROCK! and if you havent already read this one, may I be so bold and introduce you to '
    A Life Stripped Bare' by Leo Hickman. We (wonderful other half, and the 2 lovely albeit cheeky girls 7 and 10) were camping at Polzeath, Cornwall last week and I bought Leos book at The Eden Project. Its all about him trying to live 'ethically' or as best he can for a year. It makes very interesting reading, and although I'm no eco-warrior, lots of it hit home and has compelled me to think about 'food miles' and the like.

    I do have corguettes bursting out of two HUGE plants in the garden though... no food miles there (but far far too much ratatouille!)

    Anyway... I am rambling, sorry. I know I should get back to work. Condor Ferries need their new website.

    Keep up the good work, and MORE OF THE VEG GUY!!

    Kyleigh x

13. At 10:03 PM on 16 Aug 2006, dizzy wrote:

    Hi sexy Chris Evans,

    Love you, love your show.....look forward to hearing you each day. You fill my kitchen with happiness and make me smile even when i feel down. x

    Love the food man today.

    Crazy dreams man!!.

    Dizzy.

14. At 10:26 PM on 16 Aug 2006, Tony Burke wrote:

    Hi Chris
    Who is the veg man?
    I must know
    Tony

    PS great show!

15. At 12:12 PM on 18 Aug 2006, Stella Downey wrote:

    D'you know - the best thing about going to work is knowing that I have you to brighten my day at the end of it. Know I drive home with a big smile on my face - don't care - let those that wonder why continue doing so.

    Lotsa Love and thanks for a brill show

    Stella xx

16. At 08:52 PM on 21 Aug 2006, ian field wrote:

    Hey chrissy boy..
    Do you dream of golf...I do.& im total crap at it..

    Ever come close to a hole in one..in true life I mean
    Young ian

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