Just saw a woman on the bus with a jacket that had pockets sewn into the lining

I was on the 7:30 bus into the city yesterday and this woman got on with a really simple canvas jacket. She pulled her phone out of what looked like a normal side pocket, but then she reached inside the jacket and pulled her keys from a hidden pocket in the lining itself. It was a full pocket, not just a little slot. I've been thinking about it all day. It's such a smart fix for carrying stuff without ruining the clean look of a piece. You get the function without the bulk. I'm sketching out a bomber jacket idea now with maybe three of those internal pockets, one sized for a small notebook. Has anyone else tried adding hidden storage like that into a simple design? I'm curious about the best way to attach the lining so it doesn't sag.

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My attempt at a birthday cake for my niece turned into a leaning tower of frosting

Last Saturday, I tried to make a three-layer chocolate cake for my niece Chloe's 7th birthday party. I was in a rush and didn't let the layers cool, so the whole thing started to slide and tilt like something from a cartoon. I used almost a full tub of store-bought frosting trying to glue it back together, but it just got worse. Has anyone else had a cake completely fall apart on them right before an event?