It's been rumored that when I find something "new" to captivate my attention, I tend to become 'obsessed'... It could work to an advantage, though... especially if you're the object of my new-found obsessively-devoted attention. 

For instance, Zac Hacker... I only recently discovered him and his music, thanks entirely to the nationally televised country music singing competition Nashville Star.  In turn, I'm extremely grateful to them for this revelation.

I only feel now, though, that I've been left out for so long. 

Anyway, to the point... I had a dream last night in which Zac made, I guess you could call it, a cameo appearance.  Now, he wasn't physically SEEN in the dream, but rather, HEARD.

I was sitting there in my living room... watching something on the boob tube.  It was some kind of show or movie about a married couple dealing with infidelity.  I'm not really clear as to who was cheating, whether it was the husband or the wife, but somebody was.

Anyway, it was approaching the moment when the two would confront each other regarding the infidelity... in the background, you could hear "Stranger In My House" playing softly.  Softly enough, actually, that it took me a moment to realize it was ZAC singing!

I thought, "WOW! This is fantastic!!  They're already using his songs in TV shows!" (I decided it must have been a TV show, as there hasn't been enough time since he was first 'introduced' to the nation to already be using his songs in a MOVIE... thus being the case, by simple deductive reasoning, it must have been a TV show.)

The strangest part of all was that the leading character was Ronnie Milsap himself (for the old-school country music uneducated, he was the original singer of the song "Stranger In My House" which was playing softly in the background, as mentioned earlier). 

Anyway, I woke up this morning thinking how cool it was that Zac was already getting so much attention for his singing/music/songs... only to discover it was only in my dreams.

Does this mean that the "o" word applies?  *shrug*  Who decides?