Sundance in the summertime.
Most of my friends and family know this is my favorite place in Utah. If you've ever come to visit me, I've likely taken you there. It might be my favorite place in the world. Robert Redford doesn't know it, but we are soul mates, or we were, in another lifetime when we were the same age. His dream is my dreamy reality. I love him for creating this heaven, and for his movies: The Great Gatsby, The Way We Were (BEST EVER!), Indecent Proposal, ooooooh dreamiest man (second only to Chad of course)! Once, while driving through the parking lot I spotted his flaming red hair. That's been my only sighting of the Sundance Kid in all my years of sundancing.
All pictures in this post were swiped from various places on the internet. Someday I hope to be able to take such beautiful pictures. Is it okay to swipe 'em as long as it'll let ya? I feel so guilty.
The Tree Room. My favorite restaurant in the world. Chad and I celebrate our anniversary here every year. The perfect place to remember the day of our wedding that happened in the neighboring canyon down the road. It's cozy, casually elegant, surrounded by trees outside each huge window, and the divine food is made with creativity and love, it's clear. An experience that goes beyond taste buds, it's food and dining as art, surrounded by nature, and soooooo good for the soul.
This was the outdoor scene I enjoyed while we ate. There
was a string of golden lights hanging from the trees.
And amazing photos like this cover the walls in rustic,
vintage-style frames.
I love walking through here, every time. The hallway of old photos. There are pictures of Willie Nelson and John Denver that make me sooo happy.
The porch outside the deli. Amy and I sat in these
very chairs to enjoy our super yummy sandwiches
last time she was in town.
Summer in Sundance is a dream,
but I CAN'T WAIT for the fall.
Now that is pure magic.
What more could you ask of life?
A Midsummer Night's Dream is playing at the outdoor theatre RIGHT now! Anyone want to join me?
What's your favorite Robert Redford movie? I really must see Out of Africa.
