If I had a particularly large supply of impossible wishes, one of them would be to be safely outfitted and transported to one of the stars in the sky that is cold enough for human beings to walk on. I know there are a dozen other factors involved in such bodies that would kill me in an instant, but there's something inherently intriguing about walking on a thing that was once too bright to even look directly at and which output more energy than the human species has used in the full history of our species.
For someone who has such an interest in space, I'll admit, I didn't know until today that you could have something still labeled star that was cold and much less arctic levels of cold. There's two more that are apparently room temp. I'd totally be out there on the surface with smash mouth playing but I figure the gravity alone, as the smallest of these is 3-10 times the mass of Jupiter, would take care of you quite nicely. I doubt the surface is something that could be stood on anyway, even if it didn't melt your face off from a few thousand km away.
But perhaps eventually...