Cola Bottling Works
Cola Bottling Works
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Coca-Cola North Pole Bottling Works Figurine $1.99 |
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Coca-Cola North Pole Bottling Works Figurine $6.28 |
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COCA – COLA C C SODA MACK & CO BOTTLING WORKS MONON IND $9.99 |
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COCA COLA MAIN STREET 2007 BOTTLING WORKS CO. SHOPPE $34.99 |
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1995 COCA-COLA NORTH POLE BOTTLING WORKS ELVES FIGURINE $5.99 |
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Coca Cola North Pole Bottling Works TOP SECRET VAULT 95 $27.95 |
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COCA COLA Bottle *FITZGERALD GA.* Bottling works **NR** $18.50 |
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1995 COCA-COLA NORTH POLE BOTTLING WORKS ELF FIGURINE $5.99 |
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COCA – COLA BOTTLING WORKS INC NEW BERN NC AQUA BOTTLE $49.99 |
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Coca Cola North Pole Bottling In A Days Work $5.00 |
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COKE COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS CHRISTMAS ORNAMENT LOT $9.99 |
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1992 Coca Cola Bottling Works Collection- Santa & Coke $8.99 |
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Coca Cola Bottling Works Tin with Hing Closure $9.99 |
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Coca Cola North Pole Bottling Works ALL IN A DAY’S WORK $17.95 |
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Coca Cola North Pole Bottling Works CHECKING LIST ‘95 $17.95 |
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Coca Cola North Pole Bottling Works FAVORITE CHORE ‘95 $25.25 |
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Coca Cola North Pole Bottling Works FILLING OPERATIONS $17.95 |
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Coca Cola North Pole Bottling Works FRONT OFFICE ‘95 $17.95 |
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Coca Cola North Pole Bottling Works KITCHEN CORNER 1995 $17.95 |
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Coca Cola North Pole Bottling Works MAINT. MISCHIEF ‘95 $17.95 |
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2000 Coca-Cola Bottling Works Tin-Mint $2.99 |
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COCA COLA BOTTLING WORKS ‘94 Power Drive ornament NIB $4.50 |
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1955 Coca-Cola Bottling Works Charleston WV Brasco Print Ad An original vintage magazine ad print from the year published. Print ads make unique gift items that can be framed as artwork. Shipped flat un-framed in plastic sleeve with backing board…. |
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Coca Cola Bottling Works Collection Coke Ornament 1997 Coca Cola Bottling Works Collection Christmas Ornament, made in 1997…. |
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Coca Cola Bottling Works Ornament Collection Tops $9.99 Coca Cola / Coke Bottling Works Ornament Tops on Refreshment. It is in MINT condition. and a very nice addition to any Christmas collectibles. Inspired by the elves seen busily assisting Santa Claus with his daily activities in the seasonal advertising for the Coca-Cola Company, the Bottling Works Collection brings to life the magical world of the North Pole in collectible Coca-Cola brand Ornamen… |
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Classic Coca-Cola Calendars $7.75 The first book dedicated to promotional calendars produced for Coca-Cola, this comprehensive guide provides detailed descriptions and lush full-color photographs of calendar artistry. The authors also include in-depth histories of the calendars, descriptions of their variations, and a complete price guide in this handsome cloth-bound volume…. |
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Just who in the heck is Lula, anyway?: The Alamogordo, New Mexico, carbonated beverage industry and its bottles … |
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From Weigele’s Pop to Coca-Cola: The soda bottlers of Alamogordo, New Mexico and their bottles (Pioneer) … |
Working Mom – Reinvented
See if you can remember … Playing with Jarts (the lethal version of lawn darts); Coca Cola in a bottle; being able to leave the house at 9am, pack a lunch, put it in the basket of your bike, not return home until dusk, AND you were 10 years old; having neighborhood games outside all day and all night (flashlight tag, kick the can, red rover, cops & robbers, kickball, and any version of chasing-running-screaming-attacking-and taunting); feeling “in style” wearing Jordache, Gloria Vanderbilt, and Hang Ten; the endless hours in front of the TV playing the computer game “Pong”.
If any of these memories resonate with you, then you will appreciate the era in which we came from. We were kids in the 70’s, teenagers in the 80’s, and young adults in the 90’s. Our generation was pre-”X”. Half of us grew up with moms at home and half of us with moms that worked outside the home. We were in a stage of transition; the interesting period that defined a break-out from the traditional role of June Cleaver to “I am woman, hear me roar” or “I can do it ALL, just watch me.”
I grew up with the philosophy that a great education and career was the equivalent to SUCCESS, so I have been the epitome of a working mom the majority of my adult life. The funny thing about life, is that is does come full circle, and here I am today, desiring that apron and the peace and serenity of being the heart of my family.
The Rat Race is this complex set of twists and turns, directionless, frantic, and contained. I know this, I have been engaged in it for nearly 16 years. When I took a few solid days to experience life outside of that “race”, I became very aware of the reality I was living. When I started looking around me, I discovered that there was actually a way out; I just had not taken the time to make an honest assessment of my surroundings and how they were impacting me. The way out is not the same for everyone, it is actually something we each have to create. However, the strategy to find it is based on the same one thing: A DECISION TO ESCAPE.
Today, I am embarking on something new. I am on a journey HOME. I am hanging up my insurance business and engaging fully into my gratifying home based business that I have come to love. I am looking forward to turning back time and giving my family the gift they have been waiting a long time for. Mom’s coming home.
About the Author
Maria Baker is a working mom turned home based business mom. She spent 15 years in the world of insurance, as an Employee and as a Business Owner. After discovering an opportunity that provides her with gratification and lucrative income http://www.ShiftYourFocus.biz , she has turned into a stay-at-home mom working just a few hours a day with her husband Scott, and enjoying life with her family.