Hey, I’m Roni.
Welcome to my little corner of the internet for whatever I feel like sharing, which is usually food, cocktails (sort of, I’ve cut back on drinking), workouts, and everyday life updates as I pursue my goals and braindump along the way. No particular niche or editorial calendar. Just me, showing up weekly to check in.
The Short Version
💻 Tech Teacher and lifelong web geek
👩🍳 Home cook obsessed with not wasting food
🏋️ Heavy Lifter who loves competing
🎨 Creator & documenter of ordinary days
📗 #wycwcy’ing life and reaching goals one at a time
About This Site
I’ve been blogging in some form since 2005, back when “blogging” was a whole career path and RSS feeds were a thing people used. For about a decade, I ran several blogs professionally, hosted a conference, worked with brands, got featured in places like CNN and the Today show, and then I let all of that go. You can peek at my blogging history here if you’re curious.
I archived and sold off the old blogs around 2017 or so, took a breath, and built this space just to exist online without pressure, which is how it all started originally!
RoniNoone.com is where I share what I’m cooking, what I’m thinking about, how my training is going, and whatever else feels worth writing down.
About Me
I’m an associate professor at a community college, teaching digital literacy and basic technology, and I genuinely love it. There’s something deeply satisfying about inspiring and educating digital natives on how to use their computers for more than just gaming and browsing social media.
Outside of work, I’m either in my kitchen or the gym.
Cooking is how I unwind and get creative. I’m not a fancy chef, just a home cook who loves planning menus and figuring out what to do with whatever’s left in the fridge.
The fitness piece of my identity has shifted a lot over the years. I started this whole journey by losing 70 pounds back in 2005, and I’ve run marathons, done CrossFit, and gone through about a dozen different phases since then. These days, I’m focused on strength training and competing in weightlifting.
My philosophy is simply doing what I can, when I can #wycwyc. It’s my philosophy, I wrote a whole book about it, and it still shapes how I approach pretty much everything in my life.
If any of this sounds like your kind of thing, subscribe below. I post weekly and would love to have you here, so we can pretend it’s 2005 before the social media giants ruined the internet.