QUICK! Look out your living room window! Hurry.  

Its dark right now.I see a crane standing far away.I see a tall office building with lights on.I also see other buildings with light on.I see a bridge on which traffic goes.

you have asked the question at the right time i guess, its full of trees outside, and its drizzling with the scent of mud, cool fresh breeze passing through my face...just lovely...thanks again for making me experience it, it has made my mood better

From my favorite window in my living room, I can see a hill with a hotel on its top. Deep forests surround my city. I can see lots and lots of trees. Beautiful clouds in the sky add to the beauty. Well I am not a poet, but the scenery outside my window is really amazing. Thanks, your discussion topic really made me realize that I indeed miss seeing natures beauty and I should spend less time on computer and more time gazing outside my window. Happy posting to you too:)

Umm.... can't see much... it's really dark, cold (not that you can see THAT! ;) Well, actually... if I breathe on the window I can see my breath, so I guess that counts as seeing cold, right?!?! ;) ) AND it's RAINING! Stormy weather and late at night!

Probably not the kind of answer you were looking for... but that's all I can see atm... LOL!

Hello Granpa Bob :)

I see a brick wall. There is an ant crawling along the wall, in one of the lines of mortar, as if it was following a path. The ant disappears then reappears as it walks into the shadows made by the bars across my window.

My apartment is on the third floor and I look out over the roofs of other houses. I see and hear pigeons and doves and noisy gulls. The backyard gardens are too far below for me to see what's in them.

In the distance I can see a tall viewing tower which is one of the most popular tourists attractions in the area. Near to it are the historic dockyards in Portsmouth and if I look carefully between the houses I can just see the top of the ship HMS Victory, which is more than two hundred years old.

I can't see the sea, even though it's not far from here, but when the big ferries pass by on their journey across the channel to France or Spain I can sometimes see their funnels as they sail by.

Well where I am its night time so all is see our little orange pots for our little green plants and also the white bike of our neighbor, their cold red wall, and the opaque glass that separates them form my sight.

Looks like you have a really nice view, and some nice plants! When I look out my living room window, I see my hedges, in the background, dripping glistening water from our short morning shower. In the center of the U-shaped driveway, I see my one rose garden that has my grandmother's graveside urn standing in the center with a cascade of flowers in it. (The cemetary changed it's rules and I had to bring it home. This huge thing has been at the cemetary in my families grave plots since the 40's. It's silver and about 3 feet tall and a foot and a half across the top. It brings me fond memories of my family that's gone.)

I can also see the side bed along the garage. I have scads of peonies there. The peonies were planted at my Dad's farm house back in the mid 1800's and were planted by my great, great, great grandmother. (I multiply them constantly, and now all my family members have some family history in their gardens too.) In the bed that's just under the window, I have ressurection lilies (they bloom in the spring, disappear totally, then come back in the fall for another bloom.) I also have a tree peony from my Aunt, as well as a rose bush of hers that I started from cuttings. The rest of the area has lots of chrysanthemums that were multiplied from plants that I got for Mothers day when my kids were little. I guess you could call my plants a living tribute to family lol.

Hi Grandpa B,

Hmm...I will see my late planted flowers who are trying to cope up and survived! LOL!
And my neighbors blooming flowers in front of us!The huge trees!

Hehe I like these fun questions, but unless I get up, I'll win the prize for most boring answer. We're on a hill like those houses at the end of the original Miracle on 34th Street movie and all I see from where I'm sitting right now is the house across the street's top floor and roof.

Okay, okay, I'll get up. Houses, American flags, flowers, part of a cemetery (love that view, it's very comforting for some reason), trees looming above houses, and way down at ground level, as far as I can see is a river and the tall buildings of a nearby town.

Hey, at least I'm not in a flood zone way up here!