It is true that sometimes I write from my personal experiences and sometimes I write from the personal experiences of others…and sometimes my imagination carries me to places, events and situations. I do read a great deal on the internet and in books and I do listen to many stories and situations. And I suppose there is always some hint of truth about my life that occurs in what I write. WE ARE ALL ONE. However, never assume that what I write is directly about me or about my life or my family or the people with whom I associate.
I do not want to cause unnecessary worry to anyone or harm to anyone’s reputation because of what I write.
This is a blog about people, women, men, children, nature, and animals. It covers the gamut of human emotions: love, truth, happiness, worry, struggle, perseverance, confidence, indecisiveness, fear, perceptions, struggles, concern, individuals, battles won and lost, in a word: LIFE.
That being said, I really do MEAN what I wrote in the DISCLAIMER NOTICE:
Disclaimer Notice: This blog contains works of fiction/nonfiction. Names, characters, businesses,places, events and incident are either the products of the author’s imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental, unless otherwise noted.
The short stories, the musings, the photography or images(except where otherwise noted), the paintings and the poetry are my original work. These texts are protected under International Copyright ©laws. Whenever any image or writing is created or written by another individual, proper credit is given to that individual if known. Every effort is made to give credit where credit is due. All rights are reserved by the owner (author).Reblogs on WordPress are permitted as long as proper credit and links are provided to this site. None of my writings, paintings or postings should be downloaded, reproduced, copied, projected or used in any manner without written permission of the owner (author).Thank you for respecting the intellectual property rights. I appreciate your integrity and hope you will respect mine. Thank you!
Jane H. Johann October, 2011 ©2011-2020 Jane H. Johann. All Rights Reserved.
It is true that sometimes I write from my personal experiences and sometimes I write from the personal experiences of others…and sometimes my imagination carries me to places, events and situations. I do read a great deal on the internet and in books and I do listen to many stories and situations. And I suppose there is always some hint of truth about my life that occurs in what I write. WE ARE ALL ONE. However, never assume that what I write is directly about me or about my life or my family or the people with whom I associate.
Footprints of Thoughts 
The photo and quote are really good. AND, your blog info is a good reminder. I hadn’t thought about some of the points you raised, but you more than covered your bases. Big virtual hugs,MariG
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🙂 thanks, Mari!
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You touch a nerve with someone close? Either way if people don’t like what you write, they should read someone else’s blog. Excellent disclaimer! ! Love your writing!
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thank you, Tersia, for your love of my writing! I love YOURS too!
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I like the quote and especially the word rising
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Yes, it is a great quote! And a good reminder to me, to keep on being who I am! and forget the opinions of others~
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well said and rather universal in its application, I think
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thank you, Paul…
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AMEN! (Believe it or not, I’m actually NOT a pirate! LOL)
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Dang! I was hoping you were! I suppose that my post was goofy to write—I just have been getting very personal responses to some of my writings. And I was hoping to put everyone’s fears aside! 🙂 But then we do have Shakespeare who wrote, “Thou doth protest too much, me thinks!” LOL 🙂
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I totally understand. I would hate for someone to try to extract a personality profile of me from all my poetic persona. For sure they’re all me, but maybe not quite as one might think!
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You are right my dear. They said that “an experienced one is always wiser than an oldaged one”.
Keep it up.
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Well, dear Opefi, I feel Confucius is correct on this, and, unfortunately, I have tasted the bitterness too often: “By three methods we may learn wisdom: First, by reflection, which is noblest; Second, by imitation, which is easiest; and third by experience, which is the bitterest.” (by Confucius)
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