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#10DaysofTailgate: Meet the Bloggers - Susan is The Girl in the Little Red Kitchen

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Counting down to #10DaysofTailgate...and meeting the folks who are making it happen. I have a funny story about Susan, given that we've never met in person, but I've been following her for a couple of years online.

I was binge-watching Best Food Ever and it was an episode about food trucks; they were talking about a truck that does Belgian waffles in Brooklyn. I was listening, but not totally watching. I glanced up from my laptop and saw Susan and her husband taking a bite out of the same waffle, Lady and the Tramp style. It was adorable. I think I must have shrieked 'I know her!' because my husband woke up with a start. Whoops. It was just so exciting.

In any case, Susan is not just one of our bloggers, she is also one of our prize donors. She just kicked off The Girl in the Little Red Kitchen Bake Shop and has donated two dozen cookies as prizes for our rafflecopter. Woohoo. I'm pleased to introduce you to...

On Facebook: The Girl in the Little Red Kitchen
On Twitter: @littleredkitchn
On Instagram: Little Red Kitchen
On Pinterest: Little Red Kitchen
On Google+: Susan Palmer


Come back on September 20th when we kick off #10DaysofTailgate. Thanks for joining in the fun, Susan! Can't wait to see what you create.
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