Today, I searched for the blending stumps and I did not find them. However, I have found something
like this one, which is called
"lápis borracha" or... maybe
"eraser pencil"? It is different from the stick erasers I have found across the internet. I have tried today, but I did not exactly understand how this thing works. It seems that this is more for shading and mixing the different textures. I would like to do something like the "loose hairs", I mean, the loose hair strands, since even the most elaborate hair cuts are not perfect.
Yesterday, while I was doing my bicep curl, a girl who previously attracted my attention appeared close to me (I confess I was a bit surprised) and told me (I suppose because I was listening to a pleasant and loud Daft Punk song on my earplugs, and I only saw her gestures) if I was using the machine at my left, then I answered with gestures something like "No". It can be only a girl trying to be educated, or it may be anything more than that, as occurs in so many gyms across the globe, probably. She would not be the girl I would think while I listened to Daft Punk's "Digital Love." My success with dating is so small that I always joke that it is easier for me living outside Brazil than to have a girlfriend (note: it is not easy to live in a foreign country, as my great-great-grandfather Johann Lange knew when he came to Brazil in 1820s to Imperial Army). Okay, I am sorry for my irrelevant stories (thank you, Grammarly, but I do not have money to pay for better text suggestions).
The image below was a drawing for the military uniform used in several military divisions in Brazil's history (from Gustavo Barroso's book
"Uniformes do Exercito Brasileiro"). My great-great-grandfather was musician from 27th Jäger Batallion, so it would be the second soldier (first row, from left to right),
"Caçadores de estrangeiros". I do not know if musicians also participated in any battle as it occurred in Cisplatine War (1825-1828). France's military influenced greatly Brazil's military dress. I will have to find out if Johann participated in the conflict. It is known that two "Lange" came to the 27th JB.
That's so cool
@gwand. The last picture seems to be a mangrove. Is that right? What cool
@GaryE, I never imagined how it would be exporting a fish to another country. This sector in Brazil is still so small.
My simple aquarium after moving it to another room.