Question anout Spanish conversation regarding the present continous!

In English I would say, I'm getting dressed right now. I'm cooking dinner now. We wouldn't say: I get dressed now.. I cook now...

I notice in Spanish you can say: Me pongo la ropa ahorita. Yo cocino ahora. When do you say: me estoy poniendo la ropa or estoy cocinando? Do Spanish speakers prefer the simple present when describing an action in progress OR Is it a regional difference that differs from country to country?

Please explain!

When using "bien" as an adverb, does the subject have to be positive? Puedo decir bien peligroso for example? Please post examples!

I speak English & am looking for an interesting Spanish conversation partner! If you're someone with interesting opinions about life and the world who's not shy about talking on Skype and would enjoy doing an exchange once or twice a week with me, I'm a writer and English teacher looking to improve my Spanish! Message me here and I'll give you my Skype ID! 

How can I express "to babble" in Spanish" To talk without making sense For example when a question someone asks makes us nervous, we babble

Is there a way to say "Let's roll up our sleeves and get down to work!' in Spanish? It's like a motivational expression you use with people who are undertaking a challenging project together at their company, school or even at home. It can be physical work but also can be work that involves thinking, learning, writing etc.

How to say, "Tell Bob I said goodbye" and "Tell Mike I said hi." in Spanish? Thanks!

Una conversation en espanol con alguien que piensa que me reconoce Piensa que me reconoce? Tengo una cara comun creo pero no soy de aqui. Vengo de una parte de la ciudad mas norte. Quizas me ha visto alrededor de aqui en el pasado porque he juntado con mis amigos por aqui por muchos anos

La Dilemma de Mike Mike está viviendo en México con visas de turista, pero debe solicitar la visa de residencia permanente que realmente necesita porque entrar en el aeropuerto una y otra vez va a trabajar en su contra una vez que los agentes de aduanas se dan cuenta de que está viviendo en México y abusando del sistema.

Telling a bus driver "I'm going to the bottom of the hill," in Spanish Every time I ride the bus, the driver always tells me to get off at the top of the hill, but the other day I tried to explain I want to go "further," that I'm going further down the hill. How can I explain it to him?