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Nate's News, 26 Aug. 2013
by Nate A. Lindell

Well, it's crazy humid & the air ain't movin'; my paper's soggy
& this pen's acting...queer on me. My neighbors are loud, stupid &
say things they'd never say to my face. The usual prison b.s.
I'm kinda crabby 'cause I've not got the work done I've wanted
to (my book for PrisonsFoundation.org still ain't done) & I'm 10 sheets from
being out of paper, one envelope from being out of embossed envelopes.
All apologies for flexing my menopause on you, don't mean
to drag any of you readers down.
But, I too, like B&B, realize that I need to make some changes.
There's so much I have to say & want to write about, but I'm
perpetually out of resources. Good intentions don't pay my bills and I
must find a source of income, hopefully a legal source.
I've four cases pending in federal courts, my own cases. And
I'm helping 3-4 other prisoners also seek justice, relief from
severe abuse, from the courts. This will be the focus of my pathetic
resources (one free embossed envelope & 2 sheets of paper a week,
given to me by staff). I don't sell (or use) drugs to hustle up money &
the guards here treat me like an Arab at an airport, so practically
all ways to hustle up money/postage are blocked. It's frustrating.
Readers who've transcribed posts, you've my love & respect & you
are free to print off copies of any of my art from this site.
Your time is valuable & I thank you very warmly.
No offense, but if you ain't transcribing my posts, e-mailing the
places I ask to be e-mailed at the end of some posts, or are noe
in some way contributing to my efforts, that's inconsiderate.
Anyway, I've invited Mark Jordan, the guy Sean Riker framed
for murder (see my accompanying letter to Keisha) to be interviewed
for this blog. When/if I get his reply, I'll post the interview. But
I've no pressing plans to post anything else, unless B&B asks
me too.
No worries, if you dig my writing. There's more than 800 pgs.
I was recently told, of my writings. Go back & read what you've
missed & laugh, weep, learn something.

Regards,
Nate

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