March 08, 2019 at 10:28PM

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030819 During dinner in one of the restos at Stephansplatz, a kindly couple from our tour group gave us a box of pizza. They said they ordered too much. We accepted and said our thanks, because to decline would have been rude.

Having spent a hefty price for lunch earlier that day, we were ready to settle for a light dinner of salad, pasta or burgers. The boys obviously just went along with the plans of their peso-pinching folks. No complaints. So imagine the intense delight elicited by that extra box of pizza. The wide-eyed look and grin I saw the sons made meant they still had room for more. #flashbackfriday #fbf #travelsnippets https://ift.tt/2Txhesv via Tumblr https://ift.tt/2VR9rmV

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