I am sitting at my desk with the fruit I've chosen placed directly in front of me. I've placed a pen and plenty of paper to right, which enables me to record all of my observations. Using all four of my senses (sight, touch, smell, and taste) as well as my thoughts throughout this exercise, I will try to make it clear what fruit I have chosen.
             Using just my sight I see that this fruit is almost a perfect sphere. It is about the same size as softball, but because of what looks like indentations and knots, it has lost its perfect shape. The colors of this fruit make it look as though it has been badly bruised. Where it once resembled part of a spectrum going gradually from light orange to bright red has now been interrupted by large brown scab like marks. I take a closer look and notice what looks like millions of little pores covering every inch of the surface. At the center of each "pore" the color becomes a bit brighter than the surrounding area. Upon rotating the fruit clockwise, I notice one large gash moving vertically along the side. As I continue rotating I count three more scars similar to the first.
             I then look at it from a birds eye view, and I become aware of a perfectly round indentation at the highest point of the fruit. After a moment of thought I conclude that a stem once covered this small opening, but because of poor treatment, it has been separated from the fruit. Blankly staring at the fruit my mind begins to wander. When I realize I've lost my train of thought, I again examine the mark left behind by the stem. Strangely the fruit begins to take on another image; it begins to resemble a large eye. The actual cavity becoming the pupil while the slightly bruised area surrounding the "pupil" becomes the "iris". I see this eye looking at me suspicious of why I'm just staring at it, telling me "Stop staring at me! If you're going to eat me just do it!&...