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Great pun! So far, I read "house plant" as:
1. A living, breathing, green, memorable object in the home.
2. The act of placing (planting) a house.
3. A factory (plant) making houses. (Perhaps they have a future in modular.)
That particular corner of Wicker Park has tiny, irregular lots owing to a pre-grid subdivision plat (I noticed it on an 1870 map on display at the Historical Society), which probably explains the smaller size.
Posted by: PC | December 05, 2007 at 08:29 PM
Exactly on all counts. And thanks for the historical tip - I always wondered how that area got so screwy.
Posted by: Erik Olsen | December 05, 2007 at 08:40 PM