David Himmel 1/31/25 David Himmel 1/31/25

Notes from the Post-it Wall | Week of January 26, 2025

The way to fight sexism is not to replace it with a different sexism.

Don Hall 1/30/25 Don Hall 1/30/25

The Inability to See Past the Rage

The media started this trend with the heavy lean into tragedies and manufactured hysteria. The attention economy thrives on hyperbole.

Elizabeth Harper 1/28/25 Elizabeth Harper 1/28/25

Rejection Refuse

Don Hall 1/27/25 Don Hall 1/27/25

I Believe… [No Going Back]

...that you can’t go back to who you were but you can go back to where you belong.

Elizabeth Harper 1/26/25 Elizabeth Harper 1/26/25

The World Is Depressed (Not Me), Part 2

Elizabeth Harper 1/25/25 Elizabeth Harper 1/25/25

The World Is Depressed (Not Me)

David Himmel 1/24/25 David Himmel 1/24/25

Notes from the Post-it Wall | Week of January 19, 2025

Trust isn’t earned, it’s given. One wrong move can get it taken away. Tread lightly. Think things through.

Elizabeth Harper 1/23/25 Elizabeth Harper 1/23/25

Recipe for Conspiracy Theories

David Himmel 1/21/25 David Himmel 1/21/25

We’ll Get Through This

Trump’s detractors should take refuge from their panic because in America, just like in real life, all things pass. We get through things, past things, over things. And that’s a good thing. Case in point: 2011.

Fourteen years ago, when Barack Obama was still in his first term and the American Left was convinced racism was over and the stench of their farts could cure cancer, sexism, and break horses, our culture was saddled with some horrible maladies.

Don Hall 1/20/25 Don Hall 1/20/25

I Believe… [Acknowledge This]

...that land acknowledgments are a collective pat on the back for people who want to seem aware without breaking a sweat. Trust me—money or land would mean more.

David Himmel 1/17/25 David Himmel 1/17/25

Notes from the Post-it Wall | Week of January 12, 2025

Some of the best literature available today can be found in the Young Readers section of your favorite bookstore. (And it’s okay if your favorite bookstore is Barnes & Noble. I mean, they sell toys there, too. And the employees aren’t preachy snobs.)

David Himmel 1/14/25 David Himmel 1/14/25

Oh My God! Jimmy Carter is Jesus Christ!

Jimmy Carter was kind, soft spoken, came from humble beginnings. He was religious and considerate of those who were in need—the American people. Carter won the presidency over Ford because we wanted an outsider. We wanted someone who was good. And so we elected a peanut farmer to be our leader. And his presidency was the second coming.

Don Hall 1/13/25 Don Hall 1/13/25

I Believe… [Heroin Chic]

...that, with Ozempic making the stars of Wicked look like they are on heroin, it’s safe to say that body positivity is as over as DEI.

Don Hall 1/11/25 Don Hall 1/11/25

The Death of the Middle Class: A Tragedy in Three Acts

Once upon a time, the middle class was the American Dream incarnate.

David Himmel 1/10/25 David Himmel 1/10/25

Notes from the Post-it Wall | Week of January 5, 2025

Solitude is a sure way to avoid pain. I’ve waded in those waters before. Specifically with romance. But life is and must be a balance. Be flexible. Go with resistance. Be satisfied with life even it has you feeling the way you don’t want to feel. Protect yourself, push yourself. Balance. Survive. Find little ways to thrive in big ways.

Don Hall 1/8/25 Don Hall 1/8/25

Self-Care: A Misunderstood Act of War

You can’t pour from an empty cup, right? Well, you also can’t create, connect, or inspire when you’re running on fumes.

Don Hall 1/6/25 Don Hall 1/6/25

I Believe… [AI Roast]

...that having ChatGpt roast you is a wonderful window into how potentially full of shit you are. It is a dispassionate revealer of how you appear to the online world and stings while pulling the veil aside.

David Himmel 1/3/25 David Himmel 1/3/25

Notes From the Post-it Wall | Week of December 29, 2024

Jimmy Carter’s greatest failing is that he was too good a man to be President of the United States.

Don Hall 1/2/25 Don Hall 1/2/25

The Perils of Excess: When Liberal Progress Overreaches

“It isn’t that people don’t want progress. They just don’t want so much of it all at once.”

Don Hall 12/31/24 Don Hall 12/31/24

New Year’s Resolutions: A Savage Journey to the Heart of Self-Delusion

The concept of the New Year’s resolution is as American as apple pie and arterial blockages—a ritualistic spectacle of good intentions dressed up in cheap tinsel and wishful thinking.