Are you asking how to say this phrase another WAY? Hmmmm. I'm going to do it no matter what you say. I've got my heart set on it. I'm determined to get it done. Nothing is going to stand in my way. I am a native English speaker from near Washington, DC, USA. English speakers from other places may have different ideas. Have a great day!

Cooking Story

It happened one month ago or so. I took my children out of kindergarten and promised them that we would visit a shop and buy them ice cream. I thought it was a good idea to motivate them to go with me as I needed to buy bread. Unfortunately the store was already closed and we were stuck without bread and without ice cream.
My oldest son, who is only 4 years old, was extremely upset. Then I remembered that I had somewhere a bag to cook homemade ice cream and thought: "why not?". So I told my son that we would make ice cream at home by ourselves. After we came home I couldn't find this magic bag, and there was only one way to save the situation.
I opened youtube and found several video recipes with homemade ice cream. We watched 3 different videos and my son said that he liked one the most. We needed milk, egg yolks, sugar and cream. First I thought that we didn't have cream and son decided that we would do it without cream. But then I remembered that we don't have regular milk like people in a city, but fresh milk from a cow (from a farm nearby). And that milk always contains cream on top.
After we tried this recipe we had to wait all night before our ice cream became frozen. Next morning my kids woke up a bit earlier and their first words were: "We want ice cream!". We tasted what we made and it happened to be pretty tasty ice cream. Delicious, natural and very easy to do! Knowing me, that last point is extremely important! So during the last month I've made home made ice cream three more times already and since then it's my thing.

This was really good! I just changed a few things to make it sound more natural to me -- I am a native English speaker from close to Washington, DC, USA. English speakers from other places may have different ideas. Have a great day.

I have so many questions; how do I find answers? I am forgetting things!

I have too many questions. I ask them here on Italki many times, but I usually don't get helpful answers because they are too hard for me to understand. My bedroom has turned into a nightmare of papers with my questions written on them. I go through them and, unfortunately, even though they might be unanswered, dispose of them. I do this with ones that I may have uploaded repeatedly on Italki, and get things like the following:

•Answers that contradict eachother.

•Direct translations (ones that contradict what the dictionary says)

•Things that require a grammar genious to analyze. (these are the ones that use BIG FANCY GRAMMAR WORDS!)

And, usually after this I look up articles to read that might explain it. These are usually poorly written articles, and I usually just click on what pops up first.

How can I get answers without going through so much trouble?

Even when I am clear about my questions, people still seem to have trouble answering them. I spend 100% of my time looking for answers, and now I am beginning to forget things I have learned. Unfortunately, this is draining my interest in learning ANY language anymore. ):

A qualified teacher is worth the money. Someone who has teaching experience can support your learning style and explain things in a way that you can understand. Might save you hours of frustration! Remember that a lot of us folks on italki are doing this for fun and are not professionals. Also, if you are receiving contradictory answers, it may because there are regional and cultural differences impacting how different individuals speak the same language. Language is always a bit of a moving target. But that's part of the fun!

It is really close, but I think this is what you mean: The bridge is located on the river Doru and facilitates public transit between two parts of the city. Hope that helps.

Watching TV and reading Italki submissions, correcting a few here and there. I might write a notebook entry if I stop being lazy.

This is a tough one to explain if you are not an English teacher. I have always worked. Exercise has always been important to me. This tense implies an ongoing action that started sometime in the past. I had always worked. Exercise had always been important to me. This tense implies an activity, but not a specific episode, that used to occur but doesn't anymore. Future means that the activity hasn't happened yet but the intention is there. Your grammar on one of your examples is incorrect and may be confusing you. "I will never be a mechanic". Hope this helps a little.

Are north american native speakers just looking to the profits?

In my English Learning Journey, I have been facing a strange fact: our brothers from USA are only concerned about profits?

Forgive me if I'm rude but I had some cultural differences between me and our brothers from north.

I think learning a new language is an excellent opportunity to discover new cultures, making new friends and...make money! But, the order of this process really matters.

What do you think?

Your writing for this piece is perfect in my opinion. Great job. As for the content, I agree with the comments submitted by urusaikidd. 

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I've been in London for a year. But my English isn't improving!
5 months ago, when I was going to language school, my level was B2. Then I took an online exam in iTalki today, it said B1!
Oh no, my level is going down. What a shame!

Anyway, I'm going to go pub tomorrow --always a good opportunity to practice English! Two pints, please.