There is nothing quite so sure
as change.
San Diego Heritage Park
Setting for the Heritage Art Park Series
Change, whether you want it or not, is inevitable. That’s what this is all about.
Kathy Weyer is a former HR Director, grief counselor and entrepreneur and is now an artist, author, and advocate. Kathy lives in Palm Springs with her husband of 45 years and their rescued pets. She is the author of Stitches, Canvas Pages, and Trinkets, the first four of a planned six-book series based in San Diego’s Heritage Park. She has been published in several literary magazines and just won first prize in the Palm Springs Writers Guild Annual Contest as well as first prize at the Spa City Annual Art show for a watercolor piece.
San Diego Heritage Park https://www.sdparks.org/content/sdparks/en/park-pages/Heritage.html is one of the author’s favorite spots in her home town and is the imagined spot for Heritage Art Park. Now boarded up and sitting forlornly on a beautiful spot in Old Town, Kathy dreamed up the series while sitting under the Coral Tree; she saw movement, action, drama, and beautiful gatherings on the lawns surrounding the houses. Begin with Stitches where you will meet all the characters to come in the following books in the series, and all the changes we see in their personal and community lives. Stitches is imagined in the Christian House where women gather to solve problems of their own – or people they embrace.
Kathy Weyer 