From Our wedding

We first meet as friends through the Motorcycle community. Over time and changes, we offically went on first date in the summer of 04, where Joanna’s first impression of Michael was that he’s crazy. And who would argue with her?

Almost a year later, Joanna and Michael found themselves together enjoying lifes little pleasures. Moving on motorcyles with speeds over 120mph, Michael soon realized that he found that Lady thats able to move with him.

From Free and Jojo

On May 25, 2007, Michael called Joanna at work and said “when we get home I have a something to ask of you.” Joanna immediate repsonse was “Is it something bad or good,” Michael quickly replied “Its good, its very good.”

Joanna didn’t put much thought into it. She left work at 1pm (summer fridays) and bought Michael some sun glasses that he has been looking for awhile. She also bought two poem frames called “Just hold me” and “Divine Chemistry.”

That night when they meet each other at home, Joanna began watching her recorded shows and was very much into it. You should have seen the look on Michael’s face as he contemplates whether or not to interupt her Novelas. He decided to wait.

After her show, Michael held his head high and approached Joanna to ask her for a moment of her time. But was quickly shot down. Joanna Interrupted Michael saying “You know babe, I bought you some sunglasses.” “Thats great sweetie,” he replied, trying to grab the right moment.

As Michael was about to ask Jo’ a question again, Joanna showed him the poem frame “Just hold me.” “Isn’t it great babe, We can hang it right in the bedroom. It’ll light up the room.”
“Thats great sweetie, but I really….”

“Oh Babe, I got another one” Joanna quickly pulls ot another framed poem. The other poem “Divine Chemistry” was nice but you can see the frustration on Michael’s face as Joanna walks into the bedroom looking for a spot to hang it on the wall.

So, after numerous attempts, being pushed aside by Novelas, Sunglasses, Poems, and frames, Michael grabs a bar stool and set it in the middle of the floor and asks her to sit on it. He approached Joanna and got on one knee. “Joanna, you mean more to me that life itself and I really won’t know the meaning of the word if you’re not in mine. I love you and I want to share my life with you. Will you marry me?” Without hesitation, and eyes all teary, she quickly jumps off the bar stool and cries out, “yes, yes I will.”