The document outlines 5 "games" to play in life: 1) Getting ready quickly in the morning, 2) Racing friends to college, 3) Trying to write down lecture notes before the professor, 4) Going out at night while avoiding creeps and losing possessions, 5) Cooking a cheap and quick meal without burning the food. The games frame everyday tasks as challenges to complete efficiently with points awarded for success and deducted for failures or mistakes.

1. 5 games to play in life
 By RebeccaYoung

2. 1. Getting ready in the
morning
 Time yourself each day and try to get dressed
as fast as possible

3. objective
 Just like in games before you go into battle
you must be wearing the right armour and
have the right weapons.
 Armour = coat
 Weapons = pens, wallet etc

4.  Make sure you have eaten a proper breakfast
 Loose points if your bag is too heavy or if
you’ve forgotten a needed item.
 Loose points if you didn’t take a shower or
brush teeth.

5. 2. Getting to college
 Race your friends and see who gets to college
the quickest

6.  One person gets the bus
 One person cycles
 One person drives
 One person gets the train/Luas

7. Avoid obstacles
 Push pedestrians out of the way, jump over
puddles, avoid people working for the Hanly
centre etc

8. 3. Lectures

9.  Try to write down all the notes on the board
before the lecturer takes them down
 Bonus points if your handwriting is still neat.

10.  Write down what you can remember from
that class when you get home without having
to look at your notes.
 The more you can remember the more points
you get

11. 4. Nights out

12. Main objective
 Getting to the club and having a good time

13. You will need
 Alcohol – however if you drink too much and
make a fool of yourself this will give you
minus points
 ID – if you don’t have a valid ID and you can’t
get into the club then game over

14. Obstacles
 Avoid the creeps
 If you wake up the next morning and you have
lost your phone/wallet this gives you minus points

15. 4. Cooking
 Objective is to cook a meal that is cheap,
tastes good and doesn’t take long to make

16.  Loose points if food is burnt/undercooked