if @stroges were a flower, he would be a blue hydrangea. the name has a steady and dependable feel to it, but there's also a quiet depth beneath that first impression. like a blue hydrangea, kenneth comes across as composed and approachable, yet carries a richness that becomes more apparent over time. hydrangeas aren't known for a single bloom but for clusters of flowers that come together to create something fuller and more memorable, which fits the sense of warmth, loyalty, and thoughtfulness that the name evokes. there's nothing overly dramatic about it, yet it's the kind of presence people naturally grow fond of and remember.