First person to drive around the moon and other assorted fun

Although it's a little unclear whether the Bush administration's plan to return mankind to the moon will come to fruition, I think we all know that at some point it's inevitable. One of the more obvious developments is an extended stay there, perhaps several months at a time. And when you think of people being on a moon/planet, needing to move from one place to another is important just like it is on earth. I wonder when the first road will be laid on the moon. Looking forward a little further, I find it cute to think of the first person or team to strike out driving across the whole circumference of the moon. That would be quite a historic accomplishment -- and I expect it will be done long before there is a road around the moon. 10,000 km. That's a long, dusty drive. Here are some other interesting future events to consider relating to the moon:

First person to be buried on the moon

New games invented by people on the moon to take the lessened gravity into account

First baby born on the moon (I expect that pregnant women will return to earth to have their babies, but eventually I could see this being done)

World records that pertain to things done on the moon. Maybe they'd be called "Moon records" since their not really "World" records. I could see long jump being a good one. (Obviously this would require the development of space suits that are much less restrictive) It would be fun to make a mathematical model to predict what the limits of human long jump would be on the Moon.

UPDATE: Hey cool, this article isn't too far off what I'm pondering here.