Sundance Film Festival and Nintendo Lounge

Last week, Jake and I got to spend all of Monday at the Sundance Film Festival! We got there early in the afternoon and spent the day on Main Street in Park City. We had tickets for a movie called The Moo Man later in the evening to see the premier for it. We were so excited because it was the first Sundance Film we have both ever been to! We wanted to get tickets for more movies, but with just getting home from Arizona, and leaving for Alt, one movie was enough for this year. Next year we will sign up for a few movies :) If anyone wants to come join us...let me know :)

One thing Jake and I did not want to miss checking out the Nintendo Lounge!  We had fun playing the new games for Wii U. Jake and I have been holding off on buying one, but after our fun time playing one...I think its time in the near future we buy one.

With the handheld game pad, on the Mario game you can create blocks to help you boost to reach high places. The new Mario game had super neat levels and new worlds! It is a must to get now!

After playing some games Jake and I headed to a favorite of ours for some food, Davanza's. There you feel at ease with the beer canned walls, picture decor, and fun atmosphere   I used to come here every time I went snowboarding at the Canyons or Park City. Those were the good old collage days. 

 Pepperoni pizza and some fries with fry sauce! YES please!

In the evening, Jake and I went to see the premier of The Moo Man. I can not say enough good things about this movie. I really hope it comes to film. The directors did an amazing job taking all the moments that were captured on film and editing it to a lovely story. At the end of the movie, everyone in the audience was in tears, and gave a standing ovation. I am pretty sure we all loved it :)

The film was about an English milk farmer Stephan Hook and his family on the farm. It showed the daily life on a cow farm, the positive relationships with the cows, and how it is also a hard life. There were a few births in the movie of new little cows that was really well filmed. It was sweet to see how the mothers care for their new borns. The scenery, the music for the film, the people, the relationships, and even the cute little dog Tinkie were all so beautiful!

With how the markets are in Europe, Milk Farms are a dying breed. The movie shows how Stephen Hook showed such personal care of his cows and how he saved his farm. He found ways to bring milk to people door to door to give them a taste of real raw organic milk. 

After the film Stephen Hook, his father Phil, and the Trufflepig Film directors were all there to say hello and take some questions! I loved the film even more after hearing what they had to say. Such vibrant, charming and warming personalities. 

 After the film, Jake and I left feeling so happy and inspired! We really felt like it was time to start shopping a little more local, and eating a bit more healthy. (small steps at a time :) So, we headed over to Whole Foods, because we both wanted to try some raw organic milk that was non pasteurized  We couldn't find raw, but we could find some that was not pasteurized  Oh wow it was good! And we got the chocolate milk kind to..in a glass bottle. I dont think life could of gotten any more better?!

When Jake and I got home, we checked our 3DS to see if anyone else had their street passes on at the Nintendo Lounge! We actually made lots of new mi friends, including each other! Here is Jake and my mi's meeting for the first time :) Do you think our mi's look like us? haha