So Kara sent me an email a couple of days ago. Why is this important? Well, she wanted to loosely plan the next month or two of our lives... haha. With Kara's work schedule and my school schedule it can sometimes be difficult to find open weekends where she can come visit me in Valpo, or when I can go visit her in Indy.
Because of this slight problem, Kara puts her superior organizational skills to work. She sent me a very detailed email listing every weekend from now until the end of September along with what she had planned, what she knew of my plans, and possible dates and locations where we could spend some time together. It is small things like this that can help keep a long-distance relationship going strong. It helps me through the long stretches where I don't get to see Kara by looking forward to the next time I will see her.
Many people will say that communication is key for long-distance relationships, but that is only partially true. Organization is just as key as communication. Organize your schedule so that the two of you can maximize your time together. Organize your priorities so that your significant other knows he or she is number one. Hell, you even have to organize your friends so that they know you are spending the weekend with your significant other. No matter how you look at it, organization is key to a successful long-distance relationship. And thanks to Kara, our relationship is doing well!
Because of this slight problem, Kara puts her superior organizational skills to work. She sent me a very detailed email listing every weekend from now until the end of September along with what she had planned, what she knew of my plans, and possible dates and locations where we could spend some time together. It is small things like this that can help keep a long-distance relationship going strong. It helps me through the long stretches where I don't get to see Kara by looking forward to the next time I will see her.
Many people will say that communication is key for long-distance relationships, but that is only partially true. Organization is just as key as communication. Organize your schedule so that the two of you can maximize your time together. Organize your priorities so that your significant other knows he or she is number one. Hell, you even have to organize your friends so that they know you are spending the weekend with your significant other. No matter how you look at it, organization is key to a successful long-distance relationship. And thanks to Kara, our relationship is doing well!
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