A second-half strike from Edinson Cavani and late goal from Blaise Matuidi was enough to secure a point for Blanc's men, as they fought back from 2-0 down to extend their unbeaten league run to 11 games.
Despite being frustrated for much of the game against a spirited Saint-Etienne side, Blanc says he still found the time to enjoy the occasion.
He told Canal+ after the game: "The match was difficult for PSG, the technical staff and the coach, but contrary to what you might think I actually had a good time.
"Paris needs to understand that it is a good thing that we can still meet teams such as Saint-Etienne."
Despite his own personal experience, Blanc was unhappy with his team's defensive display.
He added: "Tonight we gave two goals away to Saint-Etienne with two defensive errors.
"Paris did not do enough to win the game and, with the game they had, Saint-Etienne deserved at least a point."
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