March 24th, 2009 
Seth Who uses those little skinny powder packets that try to make drinking water interesting? I started about six months ago, and I really like a certain kind. For some reason, the only ones that I feel are actually good for me are the invisible ones, that is to say the ones that dissolve without any dye, so they still look like water. For some reason, I have it in my head that those are better for me, so I usually only drink the Propel ones. My favorite is grape, but I’m branching out with Kiwi-Strawberry this week.
Also, in the upcoming film I was cast in, the costume designer has contacted me to know my sizes on certain things. Will a tailor just do that for free? Is there a place I can get it done? I know some, but not everything. What can I do? Is it as simple as getting a cloth tape measure? This is new to me. I got a C in costume design. I also got a C in ceramics, so I think I must just get C’s in classes that start with C.
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2 suggestions:
For a slightly imperfect size, just grab a carpenter’s tape measure (you’re a man, you have one), and measure the length of clothes that fit you well.
For a perfect fit, go to a national chain tux rental store and tell them you are in a wedding in some other state (how about Hawaii) and you are renting from a store in their chain there. They will take measurements for free.
Good luck, or break a leg, or whatever.
Man, that’s a GREAT idea! Thanks for the tip.
You did also get a C in chemistry, didn’t you?
I like the tux store suggestion, because they’ll get it right. In a pinch, though– my sewing tape measure (you know, the floppy kind) came from the dollar store.
Oh, and the best skinny packets are Crystal Light. The lemonade is yummy. So is the pomegranate lemonade.