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I just found another video of the baby’s infectious laughter while surfing the website and blog of KC Concepcion at multiply.com. The video of the baby’s infectious laughter was removed at YouTube on December 11, 2006, 11 days after I posted it. Since then, I have been wanting to find another one. I actually found two at YouTube (again) after clicking a link at the video entry, An Unexpected Easter Jam, of KC Concepcion at her multiply.com site.

How I ended up reading KC Concepcion’s blog? Let me tell you how. If you don’t want to know, and just would like to watch the video of the baby’s infectious laughter, click my blog entry, A baby’s infectious laughter, on December 1, 2006.

I was surfing the net, reading some news about the Philippines, particularly about politics for the reason that it’s election time again in the Philippines.

I just don’t know how I indeed up watching election campaign videos of Kiko Pangilinan at YouTube.com, and eventually watched some other celebrity videos like about the rift between Dawn Zulueta and Gretchen Barreto, Ruffa G. Bektaz’s positive comment about Maggie Wilson as Bb. Pilipinas World winner, even watched Ruffa interviewing her mom, among others. The other videos? I didn’t even finished watching them.

What on earth am I doing, watching those celebrity videos? The last thing that interest me are the celebrities in the Philippines. Maybe I was intrique too considering that I read somewhere that Dawn Zulueta is now living in Davao? It was probably what caught my eyes because I was assigned in Davao and worked in Davao for at least 3 months way back when I was not married yet. (I would love to go back to Davao, just visit the place, this time though should be with my darling hub.) The question was, what was Dawn Zulueta doing while living in Davao and what was this intrigue all about, which I never really found out.

Anyway, back to Kiko, without really watching the videos, I would see the titles of the election campaign videos of Kiko Pangilinan at YouTube, I then remember that I also read somewhere that KC Concepcion has a multiply site but I can’t remember the subdomain name. So I searched the keywords “kc concepcion multiply” at google.com, and voila, I found it, read her blog and then watched the videos at her site.

(Who is Kiko Pangilinan? I don’t know him and he doesn’t know me. A roommate of mine at the dormitory used to mention him when we were still at the University. I was also still at the University when he won as USC councilor, and eventually became the USC President.)

The discussion at the video entry I mentioned above was so heated that a commenter, Vhelly, decided to post the baby laughing video, which I recognized right away, at the comment thread just to lighten up the discussion. Thanks Vhelly!

Why I am telling you this? Well, sometimes, even if things don’t interest you and yet you decided to go for it, one way or another, you’ll find that thing that you have been wanting to find. I just hated it when the video was removed but I couldn’t do anything about it. I loved watching the video of the baby’s infectious laughter and I’m not going to get tired watching it.

Enjoy the video! Again, here is the link, click A baby’s infectious laughter.

Updated at 5:01 pm

I kept on surfing YouTube, and I found several videos of the baby’s infectious laughter. When it was removed, I thought that was it. I didn’t search another one at YouTube only to find out that several people uploaded the video even before I posted it in my blog. Even YouTube user spacelord72, who wrote that the baby is his son at this video Laughing baby at YouTube, uploaded it on August 25, 2006, the only video actually that he uploaded. I’m not so sure if he is really the father of the baby, neverthelss, thanks to him.