I'm moving from philippines to US.?

Question

I would really missed a lot in my country.My friends,crushes:).I like to move there but a bit worried.And my parents convincing me and controlling me.I'm just a teenager.And of course they are the ones who only can control me.Any ideas on how to still communicate to my friends?pls!I really need your help.I'm moving this year.

Answer 1

stay home, we have enough nurses.

Answer 2

you can still talk to them on myspace, facebook, friendster, yahoo chat, aim chat, msn chat, and u can talk to them on the phone every once and a while. i talk to my cousins from the philippines on yahoo chat. it's gonna be a different world for u, trust me.

Answer 3

communicate through facebook and myspace and social networking site. and also, call them by phone every day!

Answer 4

where you are now in the net lol,. you can always call if they got phone number, also msn if they do have comp.

Answer 5

I was 16 when I first came here in the USA... I've been staying here for almost two years now... I just have had a vacation there couple of weeks ago...

I know it's hard... you're going to miss your relatives, especially the ones who raised you up, you're going to miss your friends, your hometown, I mean, everything...

before I came here, I made my Smart# into a roaming service... that way, they can text you anytime, for only 1 peso... you can also reply them, but not through your Smart#, you can reply them through the cellphone service you're going to use here once you're here already...

me, my relatives and friends back home, we always communicate through e-mails and friendster... I always text them every time, but I am limited to 3 text messages per day... you can also give them you're home address here, and/or you can get theirs, you can write letters, whenever you/they have time... whenever I have money, I buy phone cards and call them up, especially when there's an occasion, like the time when my friends in high school will be graduating the next day, I called up and congratulate them before the day of their graduation... I also talk with friends and relatives every Christmas season, and other important occasions...

I mean, you'll get used to it once you're here...