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A home. I just bought one on Long Island. My first piece of property.
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What one change would most improve the quality of your daily life?Originally asked
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If it took less than 14 hours to fly to New Zealand, that would be great. A super-duper-fast plane would be cool.
Not having my injuries: shoulders, knees and ankles. I did a lot of contact sports as a kid.
A full-time driver/butler/chef.
Sue Perkins
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Not accepting every dare.
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The rejection that I have received from my own people.
Holding on to my sanity.
The male Whitney Houston.
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