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As the title says, my boyfriend of a year and a half is moving across the country to live with me in March. As far as living together goes, I have no actual concerns. Our relationship is great, likely because we communicate well and no topic is ever off-limits. We have discussed our pet peeves from having previous roommates as well as which chores we prefer to do and which we would prefer the other do. This has always been how we handle chores when we stay together for a week or two at a time and everything has been fine. If something changes, we can talk about it. No big deal.

However, he's moving across the country and won't be within reasonable driving distance of his large, close knit family for the first time. I know that he's nervous about homesickness, and to be honest, that's expected and I would be more concerned if he hadn't expressed this concern. As it is, I've already cleared out space in the house for him to move in his things so it can feel like our house instead of my house. We picked this place to live together, so I haven't actually fully unpacked more than the essentials in the few months I've been living here so we can decide what works best together. I've taken to keeping stuff I know he enjoys around the house- stuff along those lines.

I guess what I'm really asking is can anyone think of things I can do to ease the 1,500 mile transition after the first few days when the initial high of finally living together dies down a little bit? Normally I would just ask him about this, but that doesn't lend well to surprising someone. I'm basically looking for ideas I can pull out of my figurative back pocket to be super-girlfriend. Any ideas are helpful.
<bot>: boyfriend is moving across the country to live with me, I want to help with homesickness if I can. Ideas?