I spy

[Ellie]

A bouquet of flowers

I spy something glassy.

[matthew]

Ellie's Letting Go forum mini-banner

I spy something filled with paper

[hischild]

My recycling bin is overflowing with paper!


I spy something goofy.

[Nya]

One of my cats head ramed into a chip bag.

I spy something Round.

[hischild]

M & M's in a bowl on my nightstand.

I spy something/someone with heart.

[Smangii]

My desktop for valentines day ^^

I spy something broken ='[

[Nya]

Our Newer Microwave. Went out a week after we got it x.x

I spy something furry.

[Smangii]

My dog ^^

I spy something cold.

[lhw]

A stray cat.

I spy something red.

On a side-note, I stopped using a microwave after I read the following:

Microwave Ovens

Microwave ovens can be found in almost every home and restaurant because they are extremely convenient for thawing and heating food. Yet we are paying a great price for this convenience. In a study by Dr. Radwan Farag of Cairo University, it was discovered that just two seconds of microwave energy destroys all the enzymes in a food, thus increasing our enzyme deficiency and altering the frequency of the food. Heating proteins in the microwave for 10 minutes or more may create a new, harmful type of protein. You may decide that this is a high price to pay for convenience.

Also, microwave radiation has been known to leak and could disrupt the delicate balances in cellular growth. Our bodies are regulated by electrical frequencies and electromagnetic fields. It would be wise to avoid disrupting these frequencies.

And there is this to think about: the University of Minnesota warned that microwaving a baby's bottle can cause slight changes in the milk. In the case of a hip-surgery patient in Oklahoma, microwaving blood for a transfusion killed the patient. Warming blood for a transfusion is routine; unfortunately, using a microwave caused enough changes in the blood to be deadly.

For those who cannot give up convenience, please remember that plastic molecules could end up in your food if you microwave in plastic dishes or use plastic wrap to cover open dishes.

A research project with 20 volunteers was conducted in 1980 with microwave cooking. Ten volunteers in group A and 10 in group B fasted on liquids for 10 days. Then both groups were fed the same foods for another 10 days with only one exception: Group A foods were steamed, while group B foods were microwaved. After 10 days, stool samples were taken and analyzed. Group A stools appeared to be normally digested, while group B stools were of a plastic texture. Ultrasound scans showed adhesive food particles stuck to the stomach wall. In the stool sample, altered enzymes were found, as well as protein with altered molecular structure which could not be absorbed.

©2005 Essential Science Publishing.

[Smangii]

My cherry coke can ^^

0______o WOW. Okay, I'm using the stove from now on.

[matthew]

printer paper

I spy something flat and shiny

[Smangii]

A quarter?

I spy something crunchy and sweet =P

[Death Bone]

My Ceral

I spy Something Black

[hischild]

my tower, keyboard ,etc, etc

I spy something dusty.

[Smangii]

My bookshelf

I spy something minty

[alesiaw]

My Pack of Gum

I spy Something Blue?

[Smangii]

My desktop ^^

I spy something glossy

[dj]

my glasses

i spy something liquid

[xklibur]

I just spilled a bottle of water... Ahhh! *scampers off to clean up*

I spy luck

[Shädôwolƒ ™]

A leprechaun.

I spy with my glowing eye something really, really big.