Life in Moon Town is nothing if not fluid. Most people do their work with software or remotely. The interfaces for that are highly portable and also exist as a public service at stations scattered all through the habitats. There are many companies and institutions with a presence in Moon Town, but only a few of the largest have large permanent offices specifically for their staff to work there, and those are usually labs or test facilities, where work is necessarily hands on. Most people gather to work most of the time, but they do so in an ad hoc manner, choosing whatever space is most convenient and pleasant for whatever is being worked on at the time. The patterns in where and when work is done together exist to serve human habit and association. Doing work away from their co-workers is something most people do at least part of the time.

Exercise is crucial to health on the moon, far more so even than on Earth. People do it at least every other day, usually daily. It’s woven into the fabric of life. Not only is it necessary to do it enough that people preserve the superhuman feeling of an Earthling on the moon, the fact of having that strength creates a real desire to use it. 

The other main things shaping daily routines to be different than on Earth are the constant presence of robots and shared neighborhood facilities. Here is what a typical day might be like.