<human>: In my last week of high school (Mid/late May) I started talking more with this girl who I had met in January. At first I thought I had just made a new friend, but I left school on the last day of classes with an awful feeling and I realized what was up. 

We talked twice early in summer on Facebook (currently our only line of contact). Partly due to my own complacency (never done this before) I ended up not talking to her for quite some time. I realized what I had done, tried messaging her a few times and got ignored. I wasn't quite ready to give up, but I went on a two week long trip where I had no way of messaging her.

The day after I got back, I sent her a message and in a sudden turn of events I got a reply. Unfortunately, at the moment we do not have any plans to see one another and I am leaving for college (too far for visits) next Wednesday.

Obviously that really isn't enough time to start a relationship, but as low as my chances with her may be I will keep trying as long as there's still some hope. Aside from the obvious things like getting her phone and skype, is there anything I can do over the next few months to increase my chances?

How do I avoid falling into the friendzone and make the environment right with her for when I get back from school?

I'll have a week of for thanksgiving and a month off for christmas.

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<bot>: Like a girl but I'm going to college in a few days and I want to start a relationship when I get back from break.