Okay, good; at least you're looking more carefully at your images. That's a start. I'll be honest, I don't see a lot of artistic merit in most of these, so my comments will relate mainly to the technical issues.
C&C per req:
1. There's no distinc point for the eye to focus on. You're right, the spoon is soft, it appears that you actually focused on the counter below; it may also be camera shake. At 1/15 of a second, you really need to support the camera. Always watch where the camera is focusing and make sure it is the place you want.
2. This is a nice exposure, sharp, and good monnochrome conversion and overall, isn't a bad image. Next time, try and get the subject walking into, rather than out of the image.
3. Looks somewhat under-exposed, but I suspect it's recoverable in post.
4. Exposure and and focus look good.
5. Selective colouring... some like it, most don't. I don't. If you do use it however, make sure that you colour the object(s) that you really want the eye drawn to. In this case, I think one or both of the plush toys would have been a better choice than the ivy.
6. The headphones are somewhat under-exposed because your camera's meter was trying to account for the very bright background light upper middle. In a situation like this, consider using spot metering to get a correct exposure on the subject.
Just my $00.02 worth - your mileage may vary.
~John