Just past the paddocks where class is held sits a small cottage. Well…you might call it a cottage. Professor Paszek calls it her tiny home. And it does look rather tiny, from the outside. Just a little stone building, with steps and a fire pit out front with a few chairs and benches scattered around.

Inside though--if you’re invited--it’s much more spacious, leaving Professor Paszek plenty of space to set up an office to meet with students when the weather permits. A small couch, a pair of armchairs, and the professor’s two fat, fluffy diricawls call this space their home. Professor Paszek isn’t one for decor, so there’s a clock on the wall, and some purple curtains, but not much else.

If it’s raining or snowing, you’ll likely be invited in. Otherwise, expect a nice fireside chat out front, regardless of the temperature.