Lindsay Lohan, who surrendered herself on Tuesday to begin serving her 90 day jail sentence, had her 2nd day in jail brightened up a bit by a short visit from her mother Dina Lohan and her younger sister Aliana Ali Lohan yesterday afternoon … despite the fact that inmates are not allowed to have family visitors during the week. Because the jail can make exceptions, it would appear that the folks at Century Regional Detention Facility in Lynwood, CA decided to make an exception for their most famous current inmate. Here are a few photos of Dina and Ali making their way out of the CRDF yesterday and some deets about their visit:

Two down, 12 more to go. Lindsay Lohan’s mother Dina and sister Ali visited the jail for more than an hour Wednesday, but only saw the actress for about 30 minutes. They departed stern-faced without commenting to reporters. With them during the stay was Lohan’s business manager, Lou Taylor. Visiting hours at the Century Regional Detention Facility in Lynwood, Calif., are on weekends for family and friends, though the jail can make exceptions. Family members also may leave money for an inmate’s account to buy snacks, toiletries and stationery. Lindsay, meanwhile, has “slept soundly for most of her time in custody” but has been worrying about her safety, a jail insider tells PEOPLE. According to the source, Lohan, 24, who is likely to serve two weeks of a 90-day sentence for violating probation in a DUI case, has expressed her fears of being housed with other inmates, even though she’s been repeatedly reassured she’ll be kept isolated in her own cell. But, the source says, Lohan has been “cooperative,” and she appears to be adjusting to life behind bars slowly – and satiating her appetite. Wednesday morning, she ate the jail’s typical breakfast of cold cereal and a hard-boiled egg and has “devoured all the food served to her” since she was booked, says the source.

I understand her father Michael Lohan attempted to visit her in jail as well but Lindsay made it clear that she does not want to see him. All in all, it sounds like the folks at the prison are doing whatever they can to make Lindsay‘s stay as easy as possible under the circumstances. Any belief that she is doing “hard time” is just silly. She is basically getting a time out which, I’m sure, will not do much to change her dangerous behavior. I’m more hopeful that she will get something more substantial from the 90 day rehab program she will have to submit to once she completes her 90 14 day jail sentence.

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