Leo

The skill you have not used in months is still there, changed by the time away from it. What returns when you pick it up again is different from the fluency you remember, more interesting in some ways. The rust becomes part of what makes the return worth noticing. Your hands remember the basic shape but have to relearn the details, and this combination of memory and awkwardness creates something you could not have planned for. The gap between what you once could do easily and what you can do now is where the real work begins.