My 2 cents worth: the biggest factor there is the break you took. The biggest favour you can do for your self is make a commitment to fly minimum once, or better yet, twice a week with your instructor. The hours are somewhat important, but its critical to be consistent in the flying. Otherwise, every time you go flying, you are going to have to spend a portion of each flight reviewing what you did previously. I have been flying for 25 yours (holy cats, where did the time go...) have +15,000 hours, but if I go 60 days w/o flying, its simulator, and a sector with a trainer...
Keep it up... I can remember that first solo like yesterday....
