Has Anyone Seen Emily "The Eldridge" Brill's Blankie?
"If I am unable to find an Asprey tartan blanket for my apartment (I’m know the chances are 50/50) here are my alternates for dear old Asprey so far:"
And thus Emily "The Eldridge" Brill rejoins the blog world with a post titled "Where have all the blankets gone?" Well it's not a life changing post, but we nonetheless are glad to have her back. We are even going to overlook the bad grammar: "I'm know the chances are 50/50" because it's clear she actually did her research in this post, offering up alternatives to her beloved Asprey blankets that she can not seem to locate for the life of her. Can someone please help Emily find her lost blankie?
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.
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Fifth Ave
November 10, 2008
5:38pm
Please stop giving her space on your blog. Really. Stop. We're all a little tired of the Misfit Fauxciliate. Thanks.
Fecal Matter
November 10, 2008
9:55pm
ugh, I thought her blog was going to be NEW and improved. It's a very sad story, I hope she gets motivated to make some serious life changes.
partypants
November 14, 2008
5:07pm
I have to agree. You and gawker need to stop giving her any type of coverage or attention. Emily Brill is an absolute no one to everyone who actually matters, so there is really no interest served by constantly serving us up her brain damaged musings.