Looking at you, looking at me, looking for rain, looking like a dog.

Selfie a day for a year, day 302, Jun 16, 2026 edition.

A man with glasses and a beard is leaning against a light-colored surface, looking at the camera.A bearded man with glasses leans against a wall, looking into the camera.A man with glasses and a beard leans against a wall while looking to the side with a contemplative expression.A fluffy white dog is lying down on a wooden floor, looking directly at the camera.

One game of #Fortnite for a quick break… let’s go! www.twitch.tv/lemoncast… or YT: GamingWithaLemon

Hanging with Wendy while waiting to pick up one of my kids.

Selfie a day for a year, day 301, Jun 15, 2026 edition.

A bearded man wearing glasses and a cap is sitting in a car, holding a plastic cup with a straw that features a logo of a girl with red braids.

Peanut butter + honey on toast + coffee = 😋 I think I could eat it almost every day.

I hope everything turns out ok for the person who had to leave the #Fortnite match I was in last night because her bf called and was arguing with the police and the last thing she said on mic was “Jordan you need to calm down - that’s the police!” 😳

I guess a plus to the idea of getting a Nespresso machine is not having to worry what you’re going to get when your kid says “I’ll make you coffee today!” 😆

Selfie a day for a year, day 300, Jun 14, 2026 edition.

A person with glasses is sitting outdoors, holding a patterned mug, while dressed casually in a t-shirt and plaid pants.A close-up of a fluffy white dog with its tongue sticking out playfully.

Chopping wood with my assistant.

Selfie a day for a year, day 298, Jun 12, 2026 edition.

A person is holding an axe beside a tree stump near a basketball hoop in a backyard.A curly-haired dog is lying on the grass, chewing on a piece of wood.

So you can now choose to free fall in #Fortnite with less than desirable results sometimes.

Join me for a quick #Fortnite coffee break over on Twitch or my GamingWithALemon YouTube channel.

In movies / tv when someone arrives at a home, the host will say “Do you want a drink?” and the reply is some variation of “Yes please. I need one.” And then the host grabs a bottle and pours them a drink.

Am I complicating life by asking guests what they want to drink?