Over use of positioning can lead to some big headaches, especially with IE. For the most part, you don't need a lot of position:absolute to achieve a layout, you're better off using the normal document flow and floats.
Looks like you also over-use <br>'s -- not a good practice. Spacing things out is what margins, padding and line heights are for 
Your text should be inside proper <p></p> tags, you wouldn't write a document without paragraphs would you ?? No.. then you shouldn't do it with a web page either. In fact, you have ALL the text on your home page INSIDE an h6 tag -- definitely not the way it should be, your whole page is not a HEADING
Use of heading tags -- You've got <h6> tags for headings where you SHOULD be using H1, H2, or H3 level tags. In the hierarchy of an outline, an h6 is far less important than an H1 - and search engines pick up on PROPER heading tag usage .
I would also recommend stepping up to at least HTML 4.01 STRICT, that old 4.01 Transitional is just sloppy.
The way you've got your post-it notes positioned is acceptable though, that is a case where positioning make sense.
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