Southbound

    I think it's odd that the glare I was complaining about the other day when out driving is much the worst when I'm going southwards. This doesn't make a lot of sense since in the Northern hemisphere, the one place I know the sun isn't going to be is north of me. It seems like the bigger problem should be when I'm northbound, but it isn't. I don't even need my sunglasses when I'm going that way, but I always do when heading south. This isn't the glare directly from the sun (which is only killing when it's late afternoon and I'm heading west, of course) but the reflection off of other cars, usually rear windshields and trunks. Color me puzzled.