A devoted husband is celebrating Valentine’s Day by sending his beloved wife the same card he’s posted over and over again for the last 40 years.
Ken Myers, a self-confessed romantic, began his unique way of saying ‘I love you’ back in 1979, six years after he married his sweetheart, Valerie.
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And Ken, of Leeds, even created the romantic card himself as he used to work as a card designer back in the 1970s.
He said: “I worked in the industry for around ten years and designed hundreds of cards, for big companies like Hallmark.
