Feeling great and pumped today. Loving these good feelings not gonna get lost in them tho. Keeping myself in check.
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Good deal. You got this Teela, get it!
Sounds like you know what you're doing!
Thanks guys
Nice!! 
How many meetings are you attending a day? Week?
Have you started reading the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous.
•I encourage you to try different meetings around town and those that discuss the Solution.
Unless you’ve been in AA before you likely don’t know what the “solution” is unless you’re reading the book.
Can’t read well?
•Listen to the Joe & Charlie tapes on UTube. Get the Everything AA app. Has the BB, 12 n 12, prayers and daily meditations. Very helpful.
•Connect with others around the tables
•Start looking for a sponsor to guide you through the 12 steps.
•Pray & meditate daily
I know I had to live and breathe AA and recovery for a very long time. Wait…. I still do and I’ve been sober for over three decades.
Long term sobriety is available to each of us IF we do the work,
Best wishes 
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@teela319305 I agree with what @kim239746 has suggested. Please don't get overwhelmed by her suggestions, yet I do encourage attending AA meetings. I also highly encourage listening to Joe & Charlie either on YouTube or their Big Book Study on the Everything AA App.
All we can do is suggest. You have to take action. Taking suggestions is how Kim and I have obtained long term sobriety. If we can do it so can you. Just take it one day at a time.
CONGRATULATIONS 
on your 21 days of sobriety. Keep up the good work.
Yes I encourage suggestions to help sobriety easier. I attend CA meetings 2x a week because that is what my schedule allows once in a while I did attend a few AA meetings but I find I am more comfortable at CA NA meetings but I am open to AA as well. And thanks for your kind words. 
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@teela319305 If you do get around to listening to Joe and Charlie and their big book study, you'll definitely get a laugh out of it