Wondrous thoughts bring wonderous gifts yet the one that brings all the meaning to any exchange remains through time

I hiss and spit as I hit the ground running, Slipping and sliding, I just can't get my footing back under me I'll continue to scream until you dump water over my head Or throw a bit of flour right into my face- Jeez, and they call me roux

I appear when the world turns white, Crafted by hands in the cold’s delight. I vanish when the sun draws near, Leaving only water and cheer. What am I?

Soft landing spots for airborne thoughts, these playful cushions invite gravity with a plop, often found in game rooms or lazy corners, defying the rigidity of chairs.

Vikings blew on me, the Greek drank from me and rhinos wear me.