Seth Brigham:  

ed an illegal painting company run out of a BHP site. I exposed fraud at our Public Access Station. I volunteered for moveon.org in the 2004 and 2008. I'm a constant "participant" at Council meetings. I could be the first candidate for city council that has a medical marijuana card. Allen Ginsberg wrote, “Don’t hide the madness.” so, here goes... I was born backwards. The doctor swiftly turned me around and I slid in safely. I’d like to think I came into this world Pete Rose style. I’d like to head into the grave the same way. Meanwhile, I try to rise to the challenges I create or those that just appear before me. I was a wild child, a voracious reader, who walked barefoot in the woods; Lincoln Woods State Park, Lincoln, R.I.. I often wandered from campsite to campsite searching for marshmellows. Throughout my life, I have been a wanderer and searcher. I find my fellow humans most interesting, or, too much to face. For meaning, I kick the can of my mind, play ball with my thoughts and memories, my imagination, my dreams, even my delusions. It is not always fun and games or pure delight. The roots run deep. My grandfather Rubin committed suicide without even leaving a note for his wife and two little girls. I, on the other hand, have no such thoughts but wish to write many “notes” in hopes of finding meaning, reason and purpose. I imagine that I was born from the seed of strangely formed trees, strong and healthy but unusually twisted in form. If you carve deep inside the grain you’re bound to find distinct and unconventional lines. I’d like to get to the roots ...".