Social Scene

Quiz: spot the celebrity voice

In case you missed it in last Monday’s Social Scene email, have a go at this Spot the Celebrity Voice Quiz, kindly recorded for Members by Alistair McGowan

Listen to the mystery voices here

Try to guess these hilarious mystery voice impressions of eleven well-known people associated with the world of sport.

Email correct entries to nicki.davis@roehamptonclub.co.uk by Monday 18^th May and the first correct entry drawn out of the hat will win a prize.

Rembrandt in Print: A Close Look at His Etchings (Virtual Tour)

Take a tour of the Rembrandt in Print Exhibition. Follow Ross Allwood, Cultural Services Manager of North Herts Museum as she explains some on the details and stories behind these beautiful 17th Century etchings by the Master Dutch artist.
You can see the exhibition for free on YouTube by clicking here

Tulloch Clinic and Beauty Studio – Skincare and beauty maintenance tips

Face and body

♥ Aim to exfoliate the body twice a week using either: a body scrub product, body brush or exfoliating mitt.

♥ Exfoliate your face according to your product instruction usually at least once a week. If you are on high levels of topical vitamin A, your skin may not need it. Follow with generous applications of moisturiser

Protect yourself from UV when you’re out and about

♥ Apply a broad-spectrum UVA and B daily in a UV cream format on exposed skin.

♥ SPF . also available in mineral powder form.

♥ Hats and peaks make all the difference.

Hair removal options at home

♥ Pre coated wax strips available from most supermarkets, Boots and online.

♥ Hair removal cream.

♥ The nifty new hair removal gadget by JML called Finishing Touch Flawless which trims the hair level with the skin surface.

Housekeeping

♥ Minimize unwanted bacteria that cause break outs. Wash your skincare and make up brushes to reduce bacteria. Use a gentle cleansing gel or shampoo with lukewarm water. Hot water may melt the glue in your brushes causing them to shed.

Maintaining Healthy Habits during Lockdown

Weekly bite-sized zoom talks by Member Suzannah Jackson, Nutritional Therapist and Health Coach.

Lockdown is a new experience for all of us and often when a part of our daily routine changes, then our eating habits can also be affected. Every week I go live on Zoom for about 20 minutes to talk to you about maintaining healthy habits.

Join me to hear tips and to receive a couple of tasty and healthy recipes.

There is no charge to join in, just click on the Zoom Video Conferencing link below and follow the instructions:

https://us04web.zoom.us/j/77821736292?pwd=ZmJweXExQitFenhHZGVUUUxlS01VUT09

Meeting ID: 778 2173 6292 | Password: 1YBfj6

Just for Juniors

Magic Sam online Magic Show

Magic Sam has been entertaining Junior Members at our annual Fireworks Spectacular for years. He has created this special magic show especially for you to enjoy. Enjoy his magic tricks, fire juggling, balloon modelling, fun and jokes. If you have a party coming up, why not ask Sam to produce a unique virtual magic show just for you? Contact Sam at www.magicwish.co.uk

See Magic Sam doing his magic here

Quentin Blake colouring in sheets

Choose from Quentin’s six designs – three for ‘novices’ and three for ‘advanced’ artists – and click ‘Download’ next to your chosen picture. When you’ve finished, why not post us your creations via Quentin’s Facebook Page?

Download the colouring sheets

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National Asparagus Month

Throughout May it’s National Asparagus Month – the perfect time to try out this delicious vegetable.

The British asparagus season runs from May to June and it is considered to be the best in the world. Asparagus comes in green, purple and white. Most British asparagus is green. The white variety, which is grown in the dark to stop the colour developing is popular in Europe, although now quite readily available in the UK too.

Asparagus is a great source of fibre and is rich in vitamins A, B and C as well as folic acid – perfect for getting you fit and ready for summer if you’re working towards that bikini body for your UK summer holiday!

When buying asparagus choose firm but tender stalks with good colour and closed tips. Asparagus soon loses its flavour and tenderness, so it is best eaten on the day of purchase.

Before cooking wash in cold water and remove the ends of the stalks. Boil or steam until just tender (4-7 minutes depending on thickness). Or, why not try it in a stir-fry, blend it in some delicious soup or simply boil it on its own and season with a little salt and pepper or a vinaigrette dressing.

Click here for Head Chef Adam and his two-year-old daughter Lily’s favourite asparagus recipe.