“In” can be a preposition (used to indicate motion or direction, like you’re going in); an adverb (showing possession or going into some place or in style); an adjective (located or situated within, like inside); a noun (someone with whom you have pull or influence); and even a verb (about to suffer chastisement or unpleasant consequences, like we’re in for it).

Now that you know all the different ways you can use “in”, let me tell you how I use it: I go in the bath. I’ll be in size 2T sooner than you think. Food goes in the cat bowl – socks/toys/hands do not go in the cat water bowl. I’m always into where I’m not supposed to be. I’m often not “in” with Daddy and I’m very often in for it. But the most “in” way I know is what goes in a bucket: toys. It’s been a few weeks and I’m totally getting the hang of it. I like it even. I’m with the “in” crowd in that respect. I’m in to putting stuff away.

I like being in style and getting into my clothes by myself, even if it means I change into 3-4 outfits a day. And by outfits, I mean those princess dresses. They are so “in”. They are the hottest things out there for girls like me. And having one is simply not enough. I have three in constant rotation plus additional accessories so it’s never the same outfit twice.

What I’m not into lately is spaghetti. Yeah, it was really good the first day after Mommy and Daddy had a sauce cookoff, but after the third day of finding for yet another dinner, I was ready for anything else. Peanut butter and jelly sandwiches! I don’t know what’s “in” that PB&J, but you can never get sick of them! More please.

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