O.k. here it is, but remember it is just the beginning.... these things take time, especially as one person is digging up the grass and toting the pea gravel from the car.... So picture pretty flagstones leading in a curvy attractive way from the SEA-ment path in the left corner over to, and around the pebbly oasis, and between the bamboo and the ornamental grass..., and there will soon be some cacti of some sort or another in there, and hopefully some bigger rocks to add texture and shape.
Oh, I can see it all now, clear as a bell, in my mind's eye. If only someone would take some kind of syringe and suction it out of my brain and squirt it out into the yard. (Now there is a creepy image for you!)
p.s. the grass I planted is called 'bamboo muhli', and is supposed to be evergreen. We'll see.
I hope you haven't forgotton about this dear plant. Seeds anyone? Because there are seed pods out the wahzoo, just hanging there, looking like any moment they might fly away to seed pod land. Where everyone loves them, no one wants to be rid of them. Where all is wild and peaceful and no seed pod is ever harmed in order to clear cut a privacy fence. 
These babies are attracting all manner of adoring creatures. And check out the pollen on that bees legs! Dang! If only we had started Glenn's bee hive project we'd have some super drunk bees going home from work every evening. I bet the honey production would be through the roof.
Which do you like better? The egg or the plant? Both are VERY satisfying to look at I must say. And hey, wouldn't it be fun to get deep purple eggs (without the dye)? And maybe they would come from pale pinkish-violet chickens, that would look so pretty pecking in your yard....
