Does the sentence sound authentic？ Thank you！

Can I say:' Here we don't get beautiful sights to hang out with friends.' Does the sentence sound authentic？

Hello Lily, 

I think the better sounding sentence would be: 

"Here, we don't have beautiful sites to hang out with friends." 

The same blood flows in our body.

I traveled to Kusastu, a hot spring resort, with my mom.
We enjoyed not only the normal hot spring but also "Ashiyu" which is a big bathtub for (dipping) feet. It's not as deep as a usual bathtub. All you have to do is to take off your shoes and socks, then you can just put your feet into the tub. I like Ashiyu. You don't get dizzy even though you take Ashiyu for a long time. In addition, it's on outside so we can could enjoy greenery and autumn leaves during fall.

My mom and I talked about a lot of things while taking Ashiyu. She started to talk about her youth. When she was young, she didn't have enough confidence. For example, when she had a relationship, she tended to give up. She was probably afraid of getting hurt or being dumped so she was always the first to dump her boyfriend. She said that she should have had more confidence and waited for her boyfriend to make a decision. This story reminded me of my story. I had a relationship with someone I really liked in my 20's. Actually, we lived together. Living together brings brought about a lot of problems as since we grew up in a different environment. Then I wasn't sure if he liked me so I dumped him. But later on, it turned out that he still liked me so I had just jumped to the a conclusion. Now I got over this problem as I regretted it so very much after the breaking up. I was very much surprised to hear my mom's story. It is probably flows that the same blood flows in our body bodies.

This is an interesting read. The biggest issue is the mix up in tenses which you will learn well in due time. 

6/100 - DO YOU WANT TO BE HAPPY?

Did you already ever stop to think about what's the most important thing in your life is?
What's the principal goal to the end of our journey?
You can say that it is the family, you can say that is the money, you can say that is the friends you have or the job you have.
But it have there is one thing that many people consider it is to be above all else:That is happiness!

I regard the happiness is to be the main target in my life as well.
So, when if you put happiness on as the center of your life, you need to ask yourself what is happiness is?
To answer this question, I recommend to read a book named "The art of happiness" by Dalai Lama.
I'm not Buddhist and it doesn't matter what your religion is, this book is going to be worth it.
Inside it, you'll discover that happiness is born within you. it's It does not depends on external factors such as money, other people, your appearance or the popularity you have.
You will also discover in there that suffering is an important tool to reach the happiness. You need to learn how to deal with suffering and this book will teach you.
I hope you enjoy it and be happy!

Making a spring wreath (003)

I put away my Christmas tree last week. But I just remembered that I kept left the Christmas wreath hanging. So I went to buy some flowers and made a spring wreath. It was the second time to make a wreath; the first one is was the Christmas wreath. It was not easy but I like enjoyed to make making it as I imagined.

Apps options

Some of apps like WhatsApp, Viber, Telegram, Line ... (maybe there are similar others too that I don't know of) are basically similar and serve for the same purposes.

Why are there actually quite so many identical apps?
I'm not sure but I think it's more practical to maintain my contacts on as less few apps as possible.

Any recommendations on that?
Are there advantages of using more different apps??

Hi Tom,
I'm really happy about your invitation to your parent's cottage. <strike>But</strike> I must explain to you, however, that <strike>at</strike> on the same weekend, my cousin, John, is <strike>come</strike> coming from Italy to visit me and I couldn't <strike>throw</strike> turn him by away. I have known him all my life and he would be happy if I spent<strike>d</strike> the weekend with him. I want to tell him about, and show him all the interesting places in our city <strike>be</strike> like: Freedom Square,The Zoo, Theater of the Young Spectator, the seafront.
Of course I want to visit the amusement park and enjoy all the attraction sites. In my opinion, he will be very happy and enthusiastic. If you want to join us, you are always welcome!

Best Wishes,

Mary

Hi Tom,
I'm really happy about your invitation to your parent's cottage. <strike>But</strike> I must explain to you, however, that <strike>at</strike> on the same weekend, my cousin, John, is <strike>come</strike> coming from Italy to visit me and I couldn't <strike>throw</strike> turn him by away. I have known him all my life and he would be happy if I spent<strike>d</strike> the weekend with him. I want to tell him about, and show him all the interesting places in our city <strike>be</strike> like: Freedom Square,The Zoo, Theater of the Young Spectator, the seafront.
Of course I want to visit the amusement park and enjoy all the attraction sites. In my opinion, he will be very happy and enthusiastic. If you want to join us, you are always welcome!

Best Wishes,

Mary

Hello. I apologize because I see I uploaded two corrections. They are the same so you can ignore one. 
It's a very nice and well-thought out entry. If you have a question, feel free to ask. 
All the best! 

I am always curious about how kids learn a language. It's  a funny thing that we, as adult, can't compare<strike>d</strike> to children in mastering a language this way.They seem<strike>s </strike>like <strike>an </strike>experts; they could easily learn any language if you <strike>put</strike> take them to <strike>whatever</strike> whichever country<strike>ies</strike>. In just one or two years, it would be (almost like) their mother <strike>tone</strike> tongue. After reading <strike>quiet</strike> quite a lot passages <strike>i read</strike> about the process of children learning language, and my observations <strike>on</strike> in my daily life, I found the most different way is: they use listening to study language. At <strike>the</strike> first, we talk to them <strike>with</strike> in simple words again and again, and after, they can understand some basic words and gradually, <strike>to</strike> the entire sentence. They then begin to speak back to us, and finally, they can use the language in daily life.
<strike> So i</strike> I decided to try <strike>to</strike> and learn from it. I watched animations like Peppa Pig, and it did help <strike>to</strike> with my spoken English~! But at the same time, I feel a little awkwardness when I watch <strike>that</strike> it in front of other people. I still have to read a lot to know more words and improve my writing. <strike>So </strike>Therefore, studying hard is important too, there is no easy way.

Hello, 
This is a good attempt. Keep reading and practicing, you are on the right track. And should you need tutoring, I would be happy to help! All the best!