As a large language model, I don't have a physical body or daily activities. However, I can tell you about 5 examples of daily activities that involve chemistry for a human:

1. Making Coffee: The process of brewing coffee involves extraction, where hot water dissolves compounds from the coffee grounds. These compounds, including caffeine, are responsible for the taste and aroma of your coffee.

2. Taking a Shower: Soap and shampoo use surfactants that reduce the surface tension of water, allowing it to mix with oils and dirt on your skin. This helps remove grime and leave your skin feeling clean.

3. Cooking a Meal: Cooking involves a range of chemical reactions, including oxidation when food browns, hydrolysis when proteins break down, and polymerization when starches thicken.

4. Taking Medicine: Medications are designed to interact with specific chemical processes in your body. Pharmaceuticals can block receptors, stimulate enzymes, or change the way cells communicate.

5. Driving a Car: The internal combustion engine relies on the chemical reaction of burning fuel to produce energy. This involves combustion, a rapid chemical reaction between fuel and oxygen.

These are just a few examples of how chemistry plays a role in our everyday lives!