Don’t be blinded by the light
LaTonya Dunn
On a recent ride home down a dark back road, the kind where you have to use your bright lights, I noticed an interesting phenomenon.
When I turned on the bright lights of my car, what seemed like hundreds of insects swarmed toward the light and consequently ended their lives by splattering onto the windshield and all over the front bumper.
It looked sort of scary in one moment, and sort of funny in the next. I thought
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