Take your dog to work day

Lancelot takes a shortcut to the lunchroom on Take your Dog to Work Day. Photo by Pat Behles.

I’m very excited that Friday is Take Your Dog to Work Day.  At C-Line, where I work marketing office products, I’m sure that everyone will bring me home baked biscuits in celebration.  Yum.  Speaking of C-Line, I just ordered some photo prints of my latest agility competition.  They were taken by Pat Behles of PB Pet Photography.  When they arrived I put them right into my plastic photo holders.  It will keep them safe so that none of my friends drool on them.

–Lancelot (now also known as Resolute Sir Lancelot du Lac OA, OAJ, NF, CGC, PGD)  (I made up the PGD (Pretty Good Dog) part)

C-Line’s New High Security Sheet Protector

You simply must read about the new C-Line Products High Security Sheet Protector.

– Lancelot

Organizing Agility Photos

This week while I was practicing my rear crosses in agility practice, I thought about how the best way to keep my photos organized was to use 4 x 6 Photo Holders in my scrapbook.  Here I am in practice.  Those turns sure are tight.

Hello my name is

October means Breast Cancer Awareness month.  It gives me a great opportunity to wear my new C-Line Pink Ribbon Hello my name is badge to agility practice.  Here I am on Saturday.

Microban Antimicrobial

I stopped in the pet store today to pick up a toy and noticed that they had products made with Microban Antimicrobial. I thought to myself, “At C-Line, we use Microban to make our antimicrobial protected sheet protectors, project folders and laminating film.” Small world, isn’t it.

Handwriting Practice

OK, I know what you are thinking. Dogs don’t have opposable thumbs and so they can’t hold a pen. But, kids do and they need to practice their math and their handwriting skills. In order to save trees, a cause close to my heart, I recommend practicing using a C-Line Reusable Dry Erase Pocket. These pockets let you slip a sheet of paper inside and then use a dry erase marker to practice. Then simply wipe it clean and start again.

C-Line provides free, downloadable templates for use with the Dry Erase Pockets. Available worksheet templates include Math Practice Sets, “To Do” Lists, Alphabet, Handwriting Lines and even a Music Staff to practice writing music. They are great for the classroom, too. Teachers love them because they save resources and time – a single template can be used over and over again.

Making Name Badges with mail merge

Yesterday people in my office were taking a class on making C-Line Name Badges using Microsoft Word. I know a great video tutorial from Microsoft that shows step-by-step directions for making badges. It is a set of four videos worth viewing. When done, you will be able to make name badges for your meetings and include a company logo.

C-Line Name Tents

Lancelot and his C-Line Name Tent

While name tents are great for meetings, in my office I like to use my C-Line Name Tent so that visitors can see at a glance my name and title. It sets up a professional atmosphere from the start.

A google map

Here is a map to help you find me at C-Line:

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I don’t have my own phone, but if you call, “Lancelot, come!”, I promise I will find you.