| It's senior year, and I'm still close with two of my best friends from high school--we don't talk as often as we did at the beginning of college, since we're all busy with job hunting and serious relationships and spending time with our college friends before graduation, but we catch up on the phone every month or so and hang out when we can visit or when we're at our parents' houses.
Freshman and sophomore years, we still talked every week or two and hung out constantly over breaks. Then phone call frequency decreased because we got busier, went abroad, had a new girlfriend/boyfriend, etc. Then we stopped coming home for most of the summer and winter breaks (jobs, research, year round leases...), so that meant seeing one another a lot less.
Still, we make the time when we can and definitely care about one another as much as we ever did, even though we're not as involved in eachother's every-day lives. And that might change again--I and one of them are both planning on moving to the same neighborhood (not somewhere either of us grew up or went to school, so it's a funny coincidence) after graduation! | 
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