How, one wonders, did the vibrant, self-assured Jenny so quickly become an emotional wreck?
This is a vibrant, self-policing community living next to a mosque, a barber's shop and three cinemas.
More than that, you are offered a momentary window into a vibrant, self-confident civilisation that embodies the progressive spirit.
When he wanted to keep a painting, he sometimes painted on the back: two brown studies for his early work The Potato Eaters have later, vibrant self-portraits on their reverse.
The group will release its vibrant self-titled debut album on Tuesday on Emblem/Warner Brothers, but it has already sold more than 200,000 digital singles, a number Gator Michaels, senior vice president at Warner Brothers Records Nashville, said was "disproportionately high" given its radio airplay.
We can create vibrant, self-sustaining local economies and a rising standard of living for people everywhere," he said.
While global policies like the new UN Sustainable Development Goals are beginning to recognise the importance of 'inclusive, resilient and sustainable cities', housing policies in most countries do not build on vibrant self-provisioning practices as a means to achieving them, focusing instead on centralised delivery programmes and market dynamics.
Under Simeone, Atletico are finally shattering that conception; their manager is even an image of vibrant self-belief as he prowls the touchline during games, constantly turning to the crowd and vigorously urging them to applaud the players for their wholehearted effort.
A Glass-Steagall 2.0 would send a strong, and much-needed, message to the American people that we remain a vibrant, self-correcting democracy.
Our spirits are all drawn back to our purest states, to our most vibrant selves.
