Weekly finds.

After yesterdays tough question, I thought it was time for some light entertainment, fun (well sort of) sites and some cute videos. Enjoy!

Gimme Your Stuff, the cultural exchange blog where you can swap items of significance to your area with items from others around the world. It’s a conduit where international cuisine can change hands. A place where you can trade a newspaper from South Africa, or a CD from Finland. Interested? Just click the button for more info.
If I had some money to spare, I would join today.

The age project. Not that much to see or do here. They say it’s a website loosely built around the topics of aging and stages of life, but the main attraction is a game in which users try to guess the ages of other users. You can also upload one of your own photos if you want.

Futureme.org. A place where you can store emails which will be send to you in the future. It could be cool to receive a letter from yourself about where you thought you'd be a year or 2 or 20.

Love letters – an animated proposal.
I came across this cute video earlier this week and I thought that some of you might like it too. Here is the story behind it. Jeff produced this animation as a way of proposing to his girlfriend (now wife) Natasha. With a team he created more than four minutes of animation in just three months. When it was completed, he surprised Natasha by bringing her to the Parkway Movie Theater in Oakland, where they played the animation on the big screen in front of over 100 of their friends and family
The entire event was filmed for the TLC television show "A Perfect Proposal and they made a funny wedding invitation too, you can find that here