Pizza delivery in Paris

We finally broke down.  Sunday was Julia's last day in Paris before leaving for 4 days in Cincinnati with P & G.  We had plans to go out for pizza for lunch after church but it was raining when we left the church and even though we had an umbrella we decided that the walk was too long to the pizza parlor so we came home and had a typical Parisian lunch of meat, cheese and bread.  We had hoped to go to our favorite restaurant for dinner but Samuel did not cooperate when he refused to eat during his evening meal.   He took 3 ounces of milk and then pushed the bottle away and started to cry when the solid food was presented.  Just did not feel that it was appropriate to take him to a restaurant when he was not eating.  So Julia had the idea of googling for food delivery in Paris and we discovered a couple of pizzerias that deliver.  The pizza was good(not enough sauce for my taste, but I am American) but it was not warm when delivered so we had to use the oven to warm up.  The pizza was also expensive(welcome to Paris).  20 Euros for 2 medium pizzas.

We did go to the American Cathedral(which we have joined as members) on Sunday for the children's Christmas pageant.  Christmas 2010 Samuel will be a sheep.   It was very typical of Christmas pageants with a few hams stealing the show, a few kids refusing to participate. Overall a very heartwarming experience.  The pageant included songs in English, French, and Spanish as the congregation is very diverse.

-Dave