QUICK! Look out your living room window! Hurry.

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.

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!

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.

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.

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:)

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

When I looked out my window I saw that it was very rainy and gloomy outside. I see my SUV and my 626 in the yard I see its raining on a old sliding board that my kids no longer use. My grass could use a good cutting cause its growing. The bird bath is soak and wet and my fence is not closed I see just a boring day with rain for the most part.

I will just look out of my bedroom window, which is just next to the living room window anyway. It is hazy at the moment and the sky is kind of grey, but I can still see the big university blue building across the way and in the distance the Schlossberg with its Clock Tower. The hill is green now that it is still summer, but it will soon turn into all sort of autumn colours once August and September come along!

Well, not in the living room right now but if I was there both windows there look out to the garden - corn and pumpkin plants are the most noticable right now but have just about everything else too. I actually spend more time in my bedroom where my comfy recliner and laptop are - I see grandkid's swimming pool, grandkids play set, and the 'bird sanctuary' as we call it. Irises have also finished blooming but sunflowers that sprouted from seeds spilled from the bird feeders, poplurs and maple tree, and I can see 2 cherry trees which are finished for the year. And my latest addition to the bird sanctuary - pictured here a bird house I painted recently - sparrow moved in within 24 hours of hanging it :)

Well my view isn't so spectacular..LOL...The window that is to my left of me from my computer (which is in the corner of my living room) looks out to the iron Fire-escape...from there I can see the small remains of the larger tree, one of the ones hacked by that pruning company..and across the street from me is a eight story apartment building...so no great views.

Since I have two window in my living room, each with a little bit different view, I'll share both. The first window, I see the shrub that runs along the front of the property, from my driveway to the other side of the house next door. I see the large grass area between our houses, and two bunnies, who come to play each evening, they'll be back in the morning too. Out the other window, I see all the hanging baskets, and potted flowers, hibiscus, geraniums, and my fuchia plants (thanks for helping me figure out how to take care of them!) And I see the large tree that sits between the house and driveway, where peanut lives (the baby squirrel, that's not a baby now). The only buildings I see, is the house next door, the old factory building across the street, and the 'high rise' which is a retirement home, that is across the side street from the house next door.

I was just up there a few minutes ago. I saw 3 dogs laying in the grass, 5 kittens playing in the flowers, 5 gold finches on the bird feeder, 2 doves eating what the finches dropped, lots of trees, and a gravel road.

Here is my view. I spend most of my day in my computer room writing articles and myLotting, doing surveys for pay, etc. Every couple of hours the dogs and I go out and sit under the tree you see and enjoy the breeze and maybe do a Sudoku puzzle or pull some weeds.

I looked out my front door, it has a big window in it, and I seen the pasture out to the side of the house, I seen the big old barn sitting there, and the two redbud trees. I can see the pond from here, with green grass and green trees everywhere, I didn't see the cows, they are out there somewhere. I can see our two raised garden beds with weeds growing in them, because we don't garden anymore..lol. I see my car sitting in the drive also, and my husband's riding mower sitting out there, I see the holly hocks long tall stems still standing, they are done blooming now, so their kinda brown looking. Thats about it, I would put a picture on here if I could. I'll see if I can.

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.

Living room - HA! I live in a studio, I wish I had more than one room. I wish I had the view you have too. I see a brick wall, one tree, no grass at all, other peoples filthy looking terraces and parked cars. The fumes are breath taking! I have 3 windows (that's all) and guess what - they all face this nasty stinking parking lot.

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!

Well as I look out of my living room window the first thing I see are my recyling boxes, and if I look really carefully then I may just see the baby rat that comes in the garden sitting there looking for scraps. But shush don't tell hubby or else he may want to get rid of it! then all I can see then is the beginning of my patio and the path down to the gate at the side of it. Through the gate is our shed, which is over 100 years old and looks it too, and then walk further down and there is our garage and then further still we have a bunch of trees. I think I might have a photo somewhere so I will put it on. The trees at the bottom of the garden are ours, and we are in the process of having work done on the garden too, the car you can see in the bottom of the pic we no longer have. Thanx to the government rising the prices of everything we had to downscale.

Ok...so when I look out the window from my living room I see my backyard. It has two levels. The first level includes my patio with my patio furniture and the grill. The usual stuff. Plus, lots of room for my dog to go roam around. We have one of the biggest back yards in my subdivision and because we are on a cul 'd' sac that also allows us one of the biggest yards. The second level starts with a slope upward and then we had it grated to flatten it out and put grass in about 6 or so years ago. That is where our trees are. There is only one tree on the lower level which is a dogwood. We named the upper level of our backyard "Friz Mountain" after our dog, Frizbee. He likes to go up there and roam around...it is also pretty spacious...and sometimes he will lay down up there and just keep an eye on the house and the portions of the street in the front of the house that he can view from up there. He can also keep an eye on our neighbors on either side of us from there. He always looks so regal and majestic up there. LOL! We planted some Hostas (sp) up there. Did a little landscaping around the trees. Actually, my mother-in-law did most of that for us. Since we are still under water restrictions, we aren't even bothering to water and, fortunately, the rain we have been getting, and the heartiness of the Hostas (or is it Hastas) have kept them all alive throughout the past two years...and the years before when they were put in. My backyard is fenced in so that Frizbee can wander around as long as he wants to without leaving the property and without us having to lead him around the backyard on a leash. That is about all there is in my backyard. Well, except for the junipers that the landscapers put in on that slope that leads up to the second level of our yard. They are a stock plant in landscaping in Georgia. Oh...and I have a gigantic Rosemary bush that started off maybe 2 feet tall (if even that) and is now probably about 5 feet tall and maybe 4 or so feet wide. It is huge and we love it because, even though we don't like rosemary, it adds a nice scent to the yard and is really very cool to watch as it continues to grow.

Well, since my shoulder still hurts, I couldn't put the screen up to take a picture right out my window, so I went out onto the front porch and got the same view from there.