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You go outside to water a few plants. Before long, you’ve moved three pots, pulled weeds, and decided the shed needs sorting out. The coffee you left on the kitchen counter is cold, and somehow it’s lunchtime. There are worse ways to spend a morning. Having things you want to do is a good problem, even when you’re getting a little older and those things take longer than they used to. Still, there’s something to be said for leaving enough time at the end of the day to enjoy it. The hobbies tend to stick around People talk about getting older as though everyone eventually trades their interests for a comfortable chair. In practice, the person who has always liked building things usually keeps finding things to build. Gardeners keep planting. Music fans keep going to shows, although a seat starts looking more attractive than standing near the speakers all evening. The interest is still there. The arrangements change. You might choose a shorter walk with a better view, take two days over a project, or finally buy the decent work gloves you’ve been meaning to replace for years. None of those decisions needs much of an explanation. You know what makes the day more enjoyable. There’s a certain freedom in getting past the point where everything has to prove something. A few small comforts earn their place Over time, most people collect a handful of things they’re particular about. A favorite pair of boots. A chair that’s just the right height. The hand cream beside the sink that somebody keeps borrowing. Balms and salves can find a place in that collection, too. Some people like a thicker skin-care product in the evening. Others prefer a product intended for massage or one with a cooling sensation. Those preferences are personal, and the formulas vary. The word “balm” on a jar doesn’t tell you everything about what’s inside or how it’s intended to be used. Texture, scent, ingredients, and directions all deserve a look. A rich product might suit an evening at home, while a lighter feel might be more convenient during the day. There’s no reason to choose something you dislike using simply because the packaging makes a big promise. A mountain character with a familiar message That everyday idea of taking a little time for yourself is behind Mountain Legend Balm Co., an upcoming brand focused on balms and salves. Its slogan is “Even a legend needs a little upkeep,” paired with a friendly, silver-bearded mountain character in a weathered hat. He looks like someone who would lend you a tool, tell you a story, and suggest sitting down for a minute before you start the next job. The brand is preparing Original and Cooling options, with more product information to follow as launch approaches. Its website currently introduces the name, character, and outlook behind the business. The humor gives people something familiar to connect with. You don’t have to live in the mountains to understand the appeal of finishing a long day and making yourself comfortable. Buy for the routine you actually have When a new balm catches your eye, it helps to picture where it would fit into your day. Would you keep it beside the bathroom sink? Use it after washing up from a job outside? Prefer an unscented option because you already wear a fragrance? These are small questions, but they’re often more useful than choosing the largest jar or the boldest label. Read the intended use and directions, and check the ingredients rather than assuming similar-looking products do the same thing. There’s no need to turn a simple purchase into a whole new lifestyle. Sometimes you just want something that suits you and is easy to keep within reach. The rest of the afternoon belongs to you One of the nicer parts of getting older is becoming more comfortable with your own pace. You can enjoy being busy without filling every spare hour. You can leave the last job for tomorrow and still feel good about what you got done. Put the tools away. Change out of the work shoes. Play the album you’ve been meaning to listen to all week. And if someone asks whether you’re finished for the day, you’re allowed to say yes.

Hi guys, welcome to VENTS! How have you been?  We’ve been great! Thank you for having us. We’re stoked to have so many new things to talk about. I read about how the concept behind while(True) follows a failing medical technology company experimenting with dream manipulation. What inspired you to …

Your introduction asks, “Who the hell is Sean Shiff?” and points out that you don’t have a band, perform, or sing on your recordings. What inspired you to build a musical project around your lyrics and ideas rather than becoming a traditional performing artist, and what do you think this …

My Chemical Romance and visual artist Lauren Tsai have unveiled “Prelude to The End,” a collaborative short film that brings together the band’s iconic musical universe and Tsai’s imaginative visual storytelling. Arriving alongside the release of The Black Parade (20th Anniversary) on Reprise Records, the project offers a fresh interpretation …

Global pop sensation JISOO is turning up the intensity with “ADDICTED,” a driving dance-pop single that captures the dizzying thrill of uncontrollable attraction. Blending a darker sonic palette with an infectious, dancefloor-ready beat, the new release marks the next chapter in her evolving solo career. Listen to “ADDICTED” HERE via …

The Capsules recently sat down with VENTS Magazine to discuss all things “Full Moon Factory”. Interview is below. What makes “Full Moon Factory” special to you? It’s one of those songs where everything fell into place. From writing the song and lyrics to recording and all the way through release …

Hi guys, welcome to VENTS! How have you been?     We are still enjoying the afterglow of advancing to the semi-finalists in International Blues Challenge held in Memphis last January – and are excited to go back again next January hot the heels of our new album “Garage Blues” release! Your …

Bufflo alt/rock band Say Lonely recently sat down with VENTS Magazine to discuss their brand new single “The Mariner” How did the band first come together?  Joel, Rob, and Matt were in a pop-punk band together before this band. Things were going well, but ultimately the singer did not have …

Hi Martin, welcome to VENTS! How have you been?Thank you. I’ve been quite well. Getting better, you might even say. “We Ate Alone” captures a quietly devastating moment when two people can share 25 years of history yet realize how much they still don’t know about each other. What initially …

So Brown recently sat down with VENTS Magazine to talk about their powerful new single “All Roads”. Interview is below. What’s the story behind “All Roads”? The song started coming to me many years ago. I could feel that it was a powerful song, but it took me a while …