Before the internet, before cell phones, kids measured time by sunlight and the sound of their mother’s voice calling them home. For brothers Chris and Cory, growing up as military kids in the 1970s meant life was always changing—new houses, new towns, new friends—but some places kept calling them back. Places filled with laughter, music, and memories that refused to fade. In Seasons in the Sun, Christopher Hignite invites readers into a childhood defined by curiosity, adventure, and a brotherly bond that could weather anything. From creek beds where tadpoles wriggled in cupped hands to basement bedrooms lit only by mischief and imagination, each story captures the wonder of a time when kids roamed free and the world felt wide. Whether dodging trouble in the neighborhood, exploring wild country landscapes, piling into the family car for cross-country moves, or finding home again in Mama’s kitchen—filled with eggs, bacon, and endless laughter—these pages celebrate the simple joys that shaped a lifetime. Funny, heartfelt, and deeply nostalgic, this memoir paints a vivid portrait of childhood in an America that was still small-town and open road. Chris and Cory’s adventures remind us of the thrill of summer nights, baseball games played until dark, and the bittersweet beauty of growing up in a world that’s always changing. Seasons in the Sun is a love letter to: ✅ Brothers and best friends ✅ Country roads and creekside escapes ✅ Family kitchens and backyard games ✅ Innocence, mischief, heartbreak, and harmony This is the story of how memories become treasures—how the smallest moments can shape us forever. Perfect for fans of nostalgic memoirs, coming-of-age stories, and American family history, this book invites you to revisit your own golden days of youth. Open these pages, and ride along with brothers chasing the sun— because childhood only happens once, but the stories last a lifetime.