Wake Me Up!

Monday's Music Moment

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Wake Me Up 

by Avicii

Feeling my way through the darkness

Guided by a beatin' heart

I can't tell where the journey will end

But I know where to start

They tell me I'm too young to understand

They say I'm caught up in a dream

Well life will pass me by if I don't open up my eyes

Well that's fine by me

So wake me up when it's all over

When I'm wiser and I'm older

All this time I was finding my self, and I

didn't know I was lost

So wake me up when it's all over

When I'm wiser and I'm older

All this time I was finding my self, and I

didn't know I was lost

I tried carrying the weight of the world

But I only have two hands

Hope I get the chance to travel the world

But I don't have any plans

Wish that I could stay forever this young

Not afraid to close my eyes

Life's a game made for everyone

And love is the prize

So wake me up when it's all over

When I'm wiser and I'm older

All this time I was finding my self, and I

didn't know I was lost

So wake me up when it's all over

When I'm wiser and I'm older

All this time I was finding my self, and I

didn't know I was lost

I didn't know I was lost

I didn't know I was lost

I didn't know I was lost

I didn't know I was lost

Matthews Covered Bridge Festival

Indiana has a few treasured covered bridges left from days past.

A covered bridge is exactly what is sounds like: a bridge that is "covered" with a protective shelter. At the time that Indiana was becoming developed and industrialized (early 1800s), bridges were all made from wood. An uncovered bridge would become bad, and therefore dangerous, from exposure to rain, snow, winds, etc. An uncovered bridge would become dangerous in as little as 5 - 15 years. But a covered bridge would last much longer. Those that are still surviving today (preserved, not used) are a treasure.

Originally it was estimated that Indiana had over 400 covered bridges! 

Now there are only about 90 of them. And one of those 90+ is right here in our own backyard!

This weekend the Matthews Covered Bridge Festival gives you a look into the past with an opportunity to see the covered bridge (just 20 minutes north of Muncie) and to experience real "Hoosier" culture.

There will be live music, vendors selling crafts, antiques, food, etc. and games for kids and adults alike.

For more information, visit the Matthews Covered Bridge Festival.