Something I used to know how to do

        I used to know how to skate. My older brother and his friends taught me how to ride and a few tricks. It takes a lot of hours and involves a lot of falling. I would get many bruises after constant attempts at trying to land new stuff. However, as the years passed, the less I skated. I soon stopped entirely and I can barely even ride a skateboard. Sometimes I think about giving it another try but I always find some excuse as to why I shouldn't,

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