Lilo shopping at Chanel in Beverly Hills following lunch at the Ivy restaurant.
Those are just the perfect boots to walk all over a man.
Lindsay Lohan began her community service at a Los Angeles blood donor
centre on Monday.
The 'Mean Girls' star arrived at an American Red Cross blood services
facility, located in an LA suburb, at noon and was greeted by staff in the
parking lot.
She left at 7pm carrying a book entitled 'BLOOD' under one arm.
Lindsay was sentenced to the mandatory minimum of four days in jail after
she was convicted of DUI (driving under the influence) for the second time,
but prosecutors agreed to reduce this to just two days if she served 10 days
of community service.
The 21-year-old actress has already served one day after the authorities
gave her credit for the time she spent in custody following her July arrest.
She has until January to complete the remaining 24 hours of her jail
sentence.
Lindsay - who checked out of Utah's Cirque Lodge rehab center on October 5
after a stay of over two months - was also placed on three years probation
and must complete an 18-month alcohol education program as part of her
plea bargain.
Lindsay's dad Michael told People magazine: "I asked her how it was going and she said she
is really enjoying it. She's happy.
"When she was younger I had her at hospitals, visiting cancer patients and
sick kids. I know she wants to do stuff like this, mission work."
