Listen to your mother.

My mother hated whenever I wore skinny jeans. 
I asked her why and she said ‘it will embaress you.’ 
I thought it didn't make any sense at all until when I went to a clothing store a few days ago. 

I found a nice pair of skinny jeans there and tried them on in the dressing room. 
And then I gave them back (better - I returned) to the old lady who owned the store afterwards since they were too tight. 
When I walked out of the store, the lady owner ran after me, carrying some very familiar (-looking) underwear and said, “Looks like somebody took off his pants too hard.” 

Today's lesson : Mother is always right.

immortal hike

Hello Folks,

May I ask your help to correct this first note in my notebook ?
Thanks in advance

I’ve just finished reading a book written by Jean-Christophe Ruffin, about his trip to Santiago de Compostela.
The title of this book is “Immortal hike” and it’s a play on words because J-C Ruffin is a member of the “French Academy” (an old institution which is supposed to take care of the French language )and theses members are called “ immortals “. 
The Road to Santiago de Compostela is an old pilgrimage which leads to a basilica where would be the grave of Saint Jacques is located. 
Nowadays, all those who follow this road are not believiers, and it’s difficult to know why they follow the road. 
Ruffin doesn’t really explain why he walked from the French border to Santiago, which involves walking about 800 kilometers.
As far as I’m concerned, the most interesting part in this book is the explanation about how his way of thinking changed as he was walking. 
At first, he was always thinking, his mind bursting with many ideas. He said : The thought is the single familiar person (hard to understand - try explaining it different words, maybe?). It allows us to restore dialogues, to convene (recall, perhaps?) memories. 
Then, after a few hours, the walker notices that there is another person (sensation): his body . Because, whatever he does, his body begins suffering. Above all, the feet, the legs and the back. 
The last stage of this transformation is when the walker stops suffering. In fact, the walker gets used to suffering and he makes do. 
Likewise, he forgets to think. 
At this stage, the author says, the Road to Santiago takes away all vanity and all suffering of the body.

Help please!

Dear English-speakers! I need a grammatically correct reference for a job, correct mistakes please! 

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Reference for Daria Kuznetsova

Daria has been a housekeeper in Chekhov Hotel since 2011.

From the very beginning, Daria proved to be a very disciplined and responsible person. She is very attentive to details and doesn’t leave things undone. As her direct supervisor I never had to ask her to go back and clean an area again. She is professional and efficient in her approach to work and well-liked by her colleagues and guests of our hotel. 

I believe that Daria will make a valuable addition to any organization that she may join. We deeply regret her decision to leave the job in our hotel and I recommend her without any hesitation. 

I would gladly answer any request for further information.

Sincerely,

Lisina Julia
Head of the Cleaning Department