<human>: Can you provide a brief rundown of the text in within 3 sentences?

I have a job where, occasionally, I have to do field work.  This means I'm on a construction site for, usually, a few days at a time.  I've been on my current project for the last 4 months, and I think I may be done by the end of February.  

My girlfriend and I have been dating for about 3 months (1 of which we've been officially "boyfriend/girlfriend" and I don't get to see her very much because of this job.  I have to drive a few hours every day to get to/from the job if I want to be in the same city that she is, and if I were to just stay in town with the project, I definitely wouldn't be able to see her.

What also sucks is the project sometimes requires me for a full day, but sometimes only requires a half-day of work, meaning I can come home, but I'm not always sure when that downtime will occur.  

I also know that a lot of other guys that work in the field a lot have relationship issues, and it seems like a lot of it is because they're never home to see their significant other.  I know I'm not supposed to compare my relationship to others, but come on, so many of them are divorced or cheat that the distance can't be super healthy.

Finally, because of the long days, I start work early (waking up 3:45 to 4 every morning) so that I can make the drive I need to make, but my girlfriend has a job where she's not really able to hang out until 7 at night, about the time that I would be going to bed.  

Are we just not going to see each other?  Is there always going to be a weird, frazzled rush to cobble together some kind of date?  I know that my field work will end in February, but there are other projects that I will probably be involved in for the future that will have a similar setup.
<bot>: My schedule is decently unpredictable and doesn't allow much time to be with my girlfriend, how do I maintain a healthy, happy relationship?