. Thank you Amandine!!!
It was such a great experience!!! I love the invitation letter so much I'll keep it forever!!! FYT Freya is the name of my magazine!
Special guest of Creative Director Cinnamandine!
The idea is amazing! I picked out only two outfits I really like. Here they are... In the picture which you see two outfits, I love the pink one, the shoes and the fluffy pinky clothes are just too cute!!!
However, just one little notice for your attention, the yellow tubes grew out along the show and they blew in breezes which caused really nice effects. The name of the collection is called "Wind"
Amandine, with her "Staff" tag, and I were there!!! We were there!!! Meow!
After the show, it was fun to walk in the white catwalk carpet with lights shining on you from everywhere. I felt like a super star.
And it was fun to know that Kanye West was there, just right behind me BUT I couldn't see him!!! 
I'm so very proud of my apartment because my room is red!!! J'aime beaucoup le rouge!
And my landlord is super nice! She teaches my French anytime she is free. I'll speak fluent French in 5 months. Muahahaha!
I think I'm paranoid
The surrounding neighborhoods have smalls houses and apartments built closely to one another. From my window, I don't have a nice view but at least I have the beautiful sunlight... and... oh... poor my little flowerbed... I haven't done anything about it yet. Yellow Jasmine for the winter it will have, but it'll take a while... 
I don't put up pictures on the wall but I do have lots of pictures in the room 
Below is the kitchen, the petit dinning table. I love the thick, concrete brick floor very much! Houses in Vietnam used to have this same kind of floor before; even now, they still do, but with different colors and designs. It might be rude to put a picture of the garbage "tube" here but I think it is so interesting and everytime I go throw my garbages, it is such a pleasure! You step on the pandle to open the trash "tube", throw your garbage inside and it will go to the garbage station downstairs. A piece of cake! It's so traditional, so Parisen and so "benri" (easy to use)!!! Here in France, they seperate pet bottles and carboards into one "recycle" category and the rest to "trash" category. I don't know what they do with the "trash", I've got to ask.
I miss my mother's cooking so much!!!
I miss family dinners, too!!! But for family dinner, Motohiko will make it up for me this December, hihi, ne!
A bit off topic but... it feels so "natsukashii", sometimes I feel like I'm in Vietnam! The phones here have the same ringtones as they do in Vietnam.
People cross the streets for red lights (yes, red, not green), just like they do in Vietnam. There are so many things in common! It might sound weird but I feel like Vietnam is closer to France than to Japan. Just so you know in Asia, each country is different. We're not all from China.
Okay, back to my apartment... this window here, its lock, its white paint, its glass,... my grandfather's house used to have these kinds of windows. It's amazing to know that Vietnam has so many exterior and interior designs in common with France. The famous highschool near my apartment has an outlook that reminds me of some building in the center area of Saigon.
You should have told me that your parents would be there at dinner!!! I could have at least have some mind preparation. 
Oh! I seriously ate too much! I always wondered why I've been doing a lot of walking and I've been eating less but still have the same weight; now I know exactly why! Blame it on the good food! 
It was such a good dinner! And Amandine's parents are so sweet! I promised to bring natto to let them try next time I visit; I feel bad; they are just too sweet for me to ever make them try natto! But I did it once to Marco, in class ( Macro Economics, do you remember this Marco?), and he liked his first natto nigiri roll! Am I not brilliant! <- This is not a question. 
Besides all of the good conversations we had at the table, I discovered the cuttest nouille ever! Well, second cuttest, because in Vietnam, we have a tiny star shape instead of this traditional shape. Please look at the picture , he is just sleeping so cute in my hand! Meow! Ofcourse, with Eve, it was official for a long time ago, when I torn down her curtain. That's how I impress my friends' parents, you know. They'll remember me! Muahahahaha! 
I love my boyfriend! Muah!!!! And his mother, too!!!! Yeepie!!!! 
I'm so lucky to have friends in a land I've never been to before! I'm really really lucky. I love my friends so much for always being there for me! And they even introduce me to their very close friends who are also as sweet. Oh... Isa... We gotta meet again!!!! 
And below are pictures we took at Queen, a long time ago already. Queen is one of the most famous clubs in Paris. They are so famous that they get to choose who can get in their club! Ahoyarou? But it was the best one I've ever been to! Please don't think that I came to Paris to party or to spend money, no, not at all, it was a ladies' night so it was free!!! Free entrance! Free drinks! Free ducks! Only for ladies! 
Well, I really do need to review all of the basic things I took more than a year ago! I really don't know how I would be able to manage French, major courses, reading books and having fun... Classrooms are quite small compared to the classrooms in APU. Actually, can you expect a business school to have the same size as a university? I don't know... 
And for the boat tour, it was actually a party. I'll put up the pictures at another time. Some people in the party took videos and pictures of us to make "documentary" videos. Those are the dangerous people I'm putting up their pictures right here so you stay away from them - at parties in ISC, and their cameras! Especially their cameras!!! Well, ok, back to the bus tour, after the tour we went to eat Mexican food. Right, I didn't need any translation help! One year in Texas taught me everything I want to know about Tex-Mex and Mexican foods! Hah! Thank you AISEC for the good trip and the boat party
