My best friend is going of to University soon. Any advice about how to keep in touch?

My best friend is going of to university soon, and I love her so much, but I dont want it to stop our friendship dead in its tracks.





Anyone have any advice about how to stay best friends? Otherwise i'll be heart broken :(





(p.s. She's going to Bournemouth, and i'm living in Guildford.)





ThanksMy best friend is going of to University soon. Any advice about how to keep in touch?
Give her a call once a day.





Pay her a visit during her term breaks. Stay there for a few days during those times.





And SMS her often.My best friend is going of to University soon. Any advice about how to keep in touch?
e-mail my friend
u could send each other video diaries, like telling each other what is going on, or you could get webcams and chat like that.
Well, it is always hard to leave friends, and having friends leave.The best way I keep in touch with my old friends, is through myspace. Some people say myspace is ';bad'; or w/e. that's so not true, it is a great way to keep in touch, you can see what your friend looks like, see what is going on in her life by reading the about me section, and you can talk to them!!! If you are someone who disagrees with myspace, then I guess AIM and the phone? idk maybe use a web cam. And I'm sorry she had to move, but if you really want to stay in touch, and you try your hardest, you will still be friends in 4 years = ].
Text messaging, cellphone suggestion would be to purchase [both of you] a ';pay-as-you-go'; type cellphone {where you purchase your minutes}.
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myspace yahoo msn aol all of that face book any can help
emails ims letters phone calls go see each other when you can.
email every day
I've found Skype really good. You can download it free from the net. Just get a headset with earphones and a mic. I bought a Skype starter pack for $10 in Dick Smith that had the headset and a starter disk (but the software was old and had to be updated online anyway). Also get a webcam. You can get them in the stores starting from about $40. I bought this cute 'Hello kitty' one on ebay from China for less than $20, including postage and it works fine. I'm in Sydney, my brother is in London. We just organise a time via email and then one calls the other via Skype and we can talk free for hours. I was even able to see his appartment as he walked around it with the webcam (and wireless internet on his laptop). My kids show him their dances. It's great.
Myspace, Facebook, phone calls, email......
make an effort
If you haven't already, create a myspace or facebook account to stay in touch. OR exchange phone numbers and set out a time to talk each week. Its hard living away from your best friend...I'm going through that now, but we always keep in touch...but if you work hard at the friendship, everything should be fine.
You are living in the age designed for communication. If you are close best buds, you have nothing to worry about. My buddy and I are lucky enuf to have cell phones from the same carrier, making our calls to each other free, and thats nice. Also, we have free texting. Most universities supply laptops now I guess, and that means quick notes back and forth. You'll be fine. And it's only temporary. True Best Friends can make it through everything, and all it does is make the bond stronger.
computer/ cellphone
Does your friend have a cell phone? If she does, you could get her number and call her or she may have a laptop and you could communicate with her by e-mail, MySpace, or Facebook or something.
Talk on the phone often


E-mail


get instant messengers if you don't already have one.


send each other post cards


Visit when you can.
Hey, it's the age of the internet. Keep in touch with myspace and email and messenger. Believe it or not, the time apart will hardly matter in the grand scheme of things, as long as you two are true friends.
YM (yahoo messenger)
You can chat with her on myspace, facebook, AIM instant messenger, yahoo messenger, e-mail or on the phone. If you talk on the phone use your cell if you have one and talk during peek hours when it's free. You could even send her old fashion hand written letters!!! She might enjoy seeing something come in the mail while she's away at school. You two should also make plans to visit each other sometimes as well. I had a friend once move away and we lost touch. That was over 10 years ago when technology wasn't like it is now. I actually saw her on myspace and I plan on getting in touch with her that way!! Good luck and keep the friendship alive!!!