Mmmmm. J.A. Potpourri smells nice.

If you’re not too busy waiting for my new interview with Stacy R. from The Apprentice to appear in the Jewish Week, you might want to check out these sites for dating-related musings, trends and topics:

He’s Her Lobster…
Jack’s Shack does the math for you, and provides you with a topic that, if employed correctly, will drive single women crazy. Personally, I didn’t think you guys needed suggestions of who to drive single women batty. I thought it just came to you naturally. My bad.

“Taking one for the team, so your buddy can live a dream…wingmaaaan!”
(I do love that Budweiser commercial.) A nod to the PepGiraffe for turning me on to this article from a couple of weeks ago in the NY Times. Apparently, the print version of this article is in that monstrous pile of newspapers and magazines on the floor of my apartment.

If you’ve ever thought you’d be good at matching people up in bars, you might want to sign up to be a wingwoman. $30 an hour, you’d go to bars with single men and go “What about her?” If the guy nods yes, you go and chat up the woman, and then transition to the introduction to your client. The article is here and the website is here.

Of course, if you prefer your winging to be wirtual—umm, virtual, try the Arriviste Press Virtual Wingman.

Bex the Rockstar—A Closet Romantic?
I couldn’t believe it either. But my controversial ex-camper’s now backlashing against the Sex and the City approach to New York dating, and has launched a mission to return to those misty, black-and-white days of “highballs and witty discourse.”
A Love that Would Look and Sound Like a Movie

Blaire Brings an Apple to the Teacher
Blaire, of MarryBlaire.com fame, is dating a teacher. They’ve been together four weeks, which is longer than most of the relationships I’ve had. So, more power to her.

Love Coach
JDaters Anonymous reader Janice Bennett, a nationally consulted expert on relationships and the Love Coach for JMatch.com, sends out a regular newsletter with resources, book reviews and announcements of online classes she’s running. Among other things, her site features a blog, and a book review of “He’s Just Not That Into You” here.

Want more? As we used to say back in the day, tough noogies. Ya gotta wait.