You heard it here first, folks. My next What I Believe post will be this Friday (hopefully before midnight or I’ll be a liar).

Part two in a who-knows-how-many-parts series. Specifically in the area (nay, the art) of babywearing. Slings. Pouches. Maya wraps. Moby wraps. Benefits. Drawbacks. You name it.

And to commemorate this honorable occasion, Joanna over at Keeping Feet is giving away one adorably stylish baby sling made by Slinglings.com. All you have to do is head over there and leave a comment on this post. The giveaway ends next Monday.

AND, I am putting up this fair warning with plenty of time for you to write your own What I Believe post with my on Friday. Delve down deep. You know the parts of your life, personality, home that have always just been that way? Why are they that way? Why do you go to church? Why don’t you? How do you raise your children? Why? Do you spank? Why not? Are you Republican? Why? Do you want a woman for president? (Doesn’t have to be Hilary). Why or why not?

I’m making the rules up as I go here, and so far, I just have this one:

1. Family friendly. That includes language.

So here’s what you do:

1. You write your post.
2. You leave a comment on my What I Believe (WIB) post this Friday (not just any WIB post). You leave a link to your WIB post (not your blog in general. Right-clicking on either the time-stamp or the title of the post and selecting “copy link location” will give you the link) on your comment.
3. Also leave a nice little blurb about what your WIB post is about.
4. You link back to me in your WIB post so that your readers can enjoy the plethera of responses I’m bound to receive.
5. Oh, and go ahead and use my brilliantly designed scrolly icon on your post as well.  It will make it seem so much more official.  Right click on it, select “copy image location”, go to your post, insert image by URL, and paste that URL right then and there.

We’ll have a fun weekend of expanding our horizons. Well, you will. I’m going to Illinois to do a Pampered Chef bridal shower. I’ll expand my horizons on Monday. Well, no. Monday I go grocery shopping. Tuesday? Yes, Tuesday. After we come back from the library. I will expand my horizons. Sounds like a plan.