If you got married before the age of twenty-six, or wake up every day and think, "Yep, this is how I envisioned my life at this age!" then this book is not for you. But if, like Cindy Johnson, last summer you attended seven weddings, two birthday parties for one-year-olds, a bachelorette weekend, and six bridal showers, you might appreciate this book. If you've listened politely to moms chatting about how their toddler loved the box more than the gift (no kidding), to your former roommate complaining about sharing closet space with her new hubby, or to your parents asking if perhaps you are "called to the single life," then this is definitely your book. In Case You Were Wondering. Nothing is Wrong with You, Who's Picking Me Up from the Airport? is one woman's refreshing reflections on thriving as a single person in a couples-dominated church. Cindy creates a much-needed safe place for honesty about dating, faith, and being single as she asks with you, "Does Jesus care about singleness?" So if you're sick of dreading weddings, bridal and baby showers, and other celebrations you should be looking forward to; if you're tired of wondering where the great guys are and feeling like you're the only girl whose life turned out this way; if your parents or a coworker still have to pick you up from the airport. pull up a chair. Book jacket.