Oh, I miss France too. I miss the bread, the cheese, the people (yes, seriously), language, the air...everything. *sigh*

I'll seriously have to permanently move back one day!

...I didn't go too overboard, did I? ;) (but, I was being sincere)

i took french throughout middle and high school...wish i could afford to go to France and actually use the language =T

Neverrr been to France. But yeah, that Haagen-Dazs container floating above Mina's head (second picture on the left) makes me really want some ice cream.

I was shocked when I learned that Haagen-Dazs is an American company!

Ahhh....Pari! I went there twice and had a lot of fun. The french men are crazy about Asian girls. They were always asking.....Are you made in Japan?

I am so tired of the scarf. Everyone's doing it. I wish she had worn some cutting edge French fashion like Balenciaga.

is it possible to watch/download this show after it is aired?

What's great about these photo diaries is that it suggests a story in the minds

of those who see it.

Especially Shin Mina's face: her smile and silence and her surroundings

bridge a conversation between us and her.

But the most enchanting part is that there wasn't really any story to begin with -

the story just happened the moment we looked into the pictures.

Magical!

It's my country, I didn't know she was in France

but it's Paris, (l)

I'm French and it always makes me happy when people see Paris as a romantic and beautiful city. But you know what they say: Paris n'est pas la France !
I have been living in Paris for several years now and I sometimes get the feeling that I'm a foreigner in my own country.

It's a pity I haven't seen Shin Mina when she was in Paris. Maybe I should stop working and start hanging around touristic places...

Paris n'est pas la France, I agree with Cynthia, but still, Paris is such a beautiful city! I live there, so I know what I'm talking about :D. I didn't even know Shin Min Ah was in Paris!!! Awww... The pictures are beautiful ^^.
I'm happy to see that some people actually like Parisians (I don't really like them hahaha aven though I am on of them...)! They're not very polite and, if you're a tourist, you're lucky if the Parisian speaks English XD! But young people are nicer :D.

Somehow the artsy vibe of france always makes me feel warm and cozy. I just adore paris..

I dont really miss France. I mean I'm French but I live in the UK. I admit sometimes cheese and baguette are not good here and I miss my products.
Paris is OK I think, especially when you're sitting in a brasseriewith your friends and watching people or when you're under the Eiffel Tower thinking about what you could do tomorow.

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