There are tons of blogs out there. These are a few of my favorites which are penned (keyed?) by women in their twenties and thirties who are looking for love and finding it both humorous and exasperating:

Chayyei Sarah
Chayyei Sarah reports that she ran into an old college friend who now is one of the shadchans (matchmakers) at Saw You at Sinai:

She said “You have to understand, in all of Israel, there are over 300 women signed up for the service [she may have said closer to 400, but I don’t remember] and only 30 men.”I said “You mean to tell me that in the entire country, there are 30 men signed up, and more than 10 times that number of women?”She said “Yes. And when you factor in that those 30 men are in different age ranges and different hashkafot [religious perspectives/approaches], the chances of any one woman having a man on the site who is remotely for her dims considerably.”

This reminds me of that quote from Sleepless in Seattle (prepare for pre-9/11 reference to terrorism…apologies if anyone’s offended…) where someone notes that it’s more likely for a woman over 30 to be killed in a terrorist attack than it is for her to get married. When Meg Ryan and Rosie O’Donnell are discussing it, they decide that it doesn’t matter if it is true. Because whether or not it is true, it feels true.

30 men. 300 women. At this rate, Israel could override the Rabbenu Gershom decree outlawing polygamy in Judaism.

Boys…not liking your odds in NY? Try Israel. Of course, if you do, that even further decreases the men-to-women ratio for we NYC chicks. As if it doesn’t feel low enough already…

SuperJux
H. lives and loves L.A… from SpeedDatingGuy to JDate, from those guys who are “hit by the bus” (you ladies understand) to major surgery, she blogs all. Gonna meet her soon..can’t wait.

This Fish
This Fish needs a book contract. But don’t we all.

In a Kingdom By the Sea
The lovely and sensitive Annabel Lee shares her thoughts on B#1, B#2 and others, as she navigates the singles jungle.

Ari Goes Down
Ari hearts Bush. But I read her anyway. I’m all apolitical and stuff. Plus, she’s supercool, has a unique approach to single life and doesn’t care what you think about her. I admire the heck outta that.

E-Date Chronicles
A new find:
This site asks readers to submit the most absurd profiles that they find in perusing online dating services. I have often pointed out absurd or preposterous elements of people’s profiles, but without using their names. I urge you all, that if you decide to submit profiles to this site that you do so without using people’s names. I just feel like it’s less gossipy…
“Many genuine and kind-hearted people have taken to the Internet in recent years to find their soul mate. Even though each E-Dating site employs a unique method for finding a suitable mate, they all share a common weakness namely, people who post preposterous profiles. The mission of the E-Date Chronicles is to use humor in pointing out the absurdity contained in such profiles. Please send us any preposterous profiles you feel to be deserving of the E-Date Chronicle ‘treatment’. ”

Got a sister site to recommend? Recommendations welcome. Endorsements by Esther not guaranteed.

:-)