So, today I was scrolling through the comments (which is something I need to do way more than I currently do  😐) and I noticed that people were helping each other out and giving codes to each other, so kudos to you people and thank you so much! I would also like to start thanking people who check out my blog by checking theirs out. So if you have a blog and would like me to see it, post the name of the blog in the comments and I will like or follow or whatever you do on other people's blogs.
Thanks Again!!

Happy National Science Day!

Since to day is National Science Day, I decided that I would share the history of the lollipop, which isn't really science, but it's close enough, so here goes.

There is speculation that lollipops were first invented sometime near the civil war, though some people believe that the lollipop was invented before that, in the early 1800's. George Smith is supposedly the first person to invent the modern style lollipop in 1908, and trademarked the name in 1931. He had the idea of putting candy on a stick to "make it easier to eat", and named it after a popular racing horse named Lolly Pop, although some people think derived from the term lolly (tongue) and pop (lick). It initially referred to soft, not hard candy.