Its been a tough week on Wall Street, weather-wise, and Bill-wise. But you won't catch any undercurrents of negativity from Emily Brill. "Hey New Yorkers, TGIF! Let's Rock!" and with these famous blogging words, Emily starts her Friday, well on her way to finishing off what was an illustrious week for her on The Internets.
While her sister is no doubt reading books for those Yale Graduate School exams in the library, Emily is going to another book repository, The Eldridge. Its an odd book repository in that you can't actually read any books, and sometimes you have to wait outside for 40 minutes in order to gain entrance. But to each her own.
So what else happened in Emily land? She was called a "society outcast" in a Page 6 piece about her, which she shrugged off with a childlike naivete. The same piece in which Emma Snowdon-Jones threw Emily under the bus while hiding behind a very transparent "anonymous" cover. Emily started to pull the shield off, and we finished the job.
Moving onwards. Emily decided to poke a little fun at Stephanie Wei, "essentially" insinuating that Stephanie was a downtown snob. You know, one of those OMFG pieces. Sure maybe she is a snob, but truth be told, Emily may just be a tiny bit jealous since her luck downtown hasn't been all that hot lately with The Eldridge or Rose Bar, or anything below 14th street for that matter. Stay tuned for more Brilliant episodes next week.
Thursday, February 16
Plovgh, the new online farmers market
Who knew that the farming world had a trend? Well, Mallory Sustick, a Brooklyn bartender, works like a dog to maintain, promote and advance the online farmer's market startup Plovgh that began after noticing a need for more local farm market distribution.
Ronnie W
September 26, 2008
7:38pm
girls you are killing me! my side is hurting. just throw the poor girl a freakin bone. You all were in her shoes once.
beautiful
September 26, 2008
9:26pm
Sorry, but this recap is the icing on the cake. LOVE.
STANLEY STUYVESANT
September 29, 2008
4:17am
We all love Emily :)
tallulahbankhead
September 29, 2008
6:18am
what does emily brill want...not that it matters in the long run but it fascinates me how there's no there there with her. I know what Julia Allison wants ... to become as well known as Oprah and as rich by doing as little work as possible. But Emily -- I don't get her mission at all. And I know I don't have to get it...but it would make her a little more fascinating if I could. oh well, TB
Seasme
September 29, 2008
5:04pm
I don't think Emily has a mission or a brain to think of one!
whoops
September 29, 2008
5:06pm
emilooney wants to become a true, recognizable socialite. not happening.