inside out

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little c contemplating whether we should bother to plant our annuals or just let her eat them.  as we near the end of may and still seem to be getting white stuff on the ground at times, it's tempting to just put the annuals in pots so that they can be brought in and out according to our lovely co weather.  ahh, the joys of springtime in the rockies!

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