I offer you the opportunity to perform 26 random acts of kindness this holiday season in honor of the victims of Sandy Hook, or even just 1. I’ll bet you already have, cause these are the types I deal with. You know, the great ones.

As we are learning, there is a huge, monstrous, overflowing amount of love to go around, a massive outcrying  of generosity and giving from around the globe since the Sandy Hook tragedy. This is not an evil world we live in, I refuse to believe that. I look around at the people from around the world donating thousands of dollars,  Jeff, a total stranger from Missouri writing to thank me profusely for simply pointing him to the Sandy Hook Spirit Wear website where he and his wife can purchase Sandy Hook clothes to help build school funds, to my dear friend Annmarie driving around White Plains with 26 envelopes of cash to hand out, to countless charities and scholarships popping  up to help the victims and survivors both, to the nice pie man who plopped himself down in the middle of Main Street in Newtown and handed out slices of pie to anyone passing by, to the countless folks arriving all of last week with their dogs to help brighten the Newtown kids days.

Nope, this is not an evil world. It is, for the most part, a warm and loving one. The inexplicable random acts of terror and evil that pop up will not win out, not when there is love, and generosity, and a country poised to prove that notion dead wrong.

We’ll get back to marketing in a couple of weeks. Until then, hold on to those you love and be there for them.

Have a happy, happy holiday, with peace and healing to all of my friends, old and new.