Post, You Are Such A Yenta

The Post is doing what it can to keep the city’s cads at bay:

It’s a case of paradise lost and found for lucky lovers Mike Goldstein and Anne Huynh.

The Post played matchmaker for the two New Yorkers who shared a soul-stirring kiss New Year’s Eve, and then lost track of each other.

The two were reunited at the Midtown lounge Kanvas.

“We’re engaged!” joked Goldstein, who locked lips with Huynh at an Upper West Side party on Dec. 31.

. . .

On a whim, Huynh posted an ad on Craigslist: “Mike – you kissed me at the house party on 96th and 3rd on New Years. From the moment I saw you . . . I wanted you.”

Goldstein didn’t respond, but The Post did, and profiled her in a story on New Year’s missed connections. Goldstein’s buddy saw the article and called his friend.

On their first official date last week, Goldstein walked Huynh to her Midtown apartment, and she finally received her long-awaited second kiss.

“It was the first kiss again. The same butterflies, except maybe even more now,” she said.

Earlier: Craig’s Dissed.