Heads Up, World!
Beatrice Winner always swore that when she was born in 1915, her mother"s water broke twice. She came out in frank breach position, so her a*s-end was her first greeting to the world, a symbolic commentary of which she was quite proud given her nonconformist and rebellious nature. No one could ever determine how the bit about her mother’s amniotic fluid was possible, but the message was clear—Beatrice Winner knew how to make an entrance.
Although Bea was used to being the center of her parents’ attention, when her only sibling was born almost eight years later, she was more than happy to share the limelight. She adored her little sister, Gracie Marie, and vowed to always take care of her. At the time, she had no way of knowing that her vow would one day lead to an attemp
