Poor old St. George. He just
doesn’t seem to have the same superstar status as other patron saints, Patrick
and David – despite the fact that he was a slayer of mighty dragons. His big
day is just around the corner though, which means that a celebration of sorts
will be in order.
Now, if there were a patron saint of home shopping, who would they
be, and what would we be thanking them for? Banishing sore feet from high streets
across the land? Protecting us from bad shopping decisions, made in the heat of
an overcrowded changing room? Or simply for making sure that everything we
could ever possibly need can now be purchased from the comfort of our very own
living rooms? St. Superconvenient – they’ve just been anointed – we salute you!
There’s no doubt that home
shopping has completely revolutionised the purchasing experience, changing the
way we think, act and make decisions when we are shopping – and all for the
better, too. Though there is still something to be said for having a mooch
along the high street and meeting friends for lunch, most of us are so busy
running homes and juggling careers that what we want is convenience above all
else. We want a one-stop-shop – preferably no more than three paces from the
sofa – where we can purchase clothes that are hand-picked by buyers who know
what we like. So, if St. Superconvenient ever did make it into the national
calendar, there’s no doubt that he would have very strong connections to
certain home shopping websites!
Home shopping allows us to
take that all-important ‘me time’, whether it’s in the morning over a coffee or
after work in the evening, when kids, partners and animals are fed and there’s half
an hour spare, to enjoy as we please. And even if we’re not looking for
anything in particular, just having the luxury of browsing through a huge range
of things we might like to buy is a little treat in itself. We are far more
likely to make sensible decisions when we have time to consider things carefully.
We’re all familiar with shoppers’ remorse, brought on when he head out to buy
sensible trousers for work, and come home with something that is anything but
sensible and definitely not for work!
So, to the man, woman or team
who came up with the home shopping concept, the great shopping public hereby
confers the title of St. Superconvenient upon thy head(s)!
* This sponsored post was not written by nor does not reflect the opinion or thoughts of Faces By Farah
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