There is a lovely pet at home-edamame.

There is a new member in my family recently, and I've always been obsessed with it. It's just a Garfield, which was given to me by a friend who couldn't feed it any more. This cat used to have a fashionable foreign name "edamame", but it came to my house. How can a grounded person like me keep calling cats such foreign names? So I decided to change my name-edamame! ! At this point, the new member of my family has a name that is so grounded, so proud, so popular and so full of life-edamame!

Maodou is a Garfield cat. Strictly speaking, Garfield is a poor-looking cat, because its nose is off-line (popular science time: Garfield's nose and eyes should be on the same line, but if its nose is under its eyes, it is called off-line, which is actually an atavism of Garfield. Even if the parents are good-looking, the kitten born may be like this.

The younger brothers and sisters of edamame are all good-looking, and its parents are beautiful, but edamame doesn't inherit all the advantages of its parents, but this can't stop me from loving it. Soybean has a pair of big round eyes, which can pretend to be poor and cute. Every time it gets into trouble, that pathetic little eye immediately melts my furious heart, and I don't want to hit it and scold it at once!

So, I recently found a new theme and began to explore pet photography. What lovely soft paper, what flowers and plants, what all kinds of still life, these have been left behind by me, I only have one thought in my mind, I want to shoot edamame, I want to shoot edamame's small eyes that change at any time and are full of personality. . . . .

I don't know if I don't shoot. I was shocked when I shot it. It turns out that it is so difficult to photograph pets, especially cats. Probably all cats have a proud heart. When you point the camera at it, either it sticks to the camera curiously and licks it; Or just turn around and don't dump you, no matter you cry, scream, coax and beg behind, especially edamame nicknamed "Neuropea". I really doubt that edamame is really the legendary cute Garfield who just eats and doesn't sleep and is too lazy to be surprisingly fat. It won't go back to its ancestors, will it? It's just neurotic naughty. . . . .

Soybeans were thin when they came, but now they are a little fatter. Xiong Xiong is like this, whatever you eat will make you fat! Nowadays, edamame is more and more like Ao Bai!