Lindsay and Malibu Water

La Vita Lohan was seen chilling in Malibu where she has been calling home for the summer. Please direct yourself with the picture of her jumping in the water. The reason she is jumping because regardless of how hot it is in Southern California, our beaches are always very very cold. That look she has is an instant reaction from all beach goers in Los Angeles. Damn LA waters!

In the meantime Lindsay’s mother, Dina Lohan responded to the letter James G. Robinson, CEO of Morgan Creek Productions sent to her daughter this past Thursday. The letter scolded Lindsay for calling in sick on Wednesday to the set. "We are well aware that your ongoing all-night heavy partying is the real reason for your so-called 'exhaustion,' " he wrote. Now Dina is firing back to the statement that her daughter is "irresponsible and unprofessional" with her own statement: "there is only so much a child can take". "My daughter is a wonderful child," Dina Lohan tells People magazine, saying of the attention paid to what has transpired between Lindsay and Robinson: "This is too much." Think this drama is over not yet, Dina fumed about Robinson in an interview set to air Monday on TV's Access Hollywood: "Maybe he has personal issues with whomever, and it came out with my child. I don't know him. I can't judge him. I don't think it was a smart thing to do to a young girl," Dina tells the show.

Speaking to People about her remarks to Access, Dina Lohan says, "It's so ridiculous, that I'm over it. … Basically, I have no comment about the letter." Describing the circumstances that she said led up to the incident, "On the set it was 105 degrees," she tells People. "And she has bronchial asthma – so any extreme heat or cold, she can't breathe." On top of which, says her mom, Lindsay "was wearing winter clothes and she was telling people, 'I need water, I need water.' And they just want to get the shot, want to get the shot." The elder Lohan said Lindsay was physically affected "after she had left (the set) and went home."

Speaking to Access, Dina said, "I'm a mother and will do what I need to do to protect my child. … She's a human being. There was one day when she was late, and they (director Garry Marshall and costar Jane Fonda) worked the schedule around her. Garry, Jane, everybody loves her." Dina Lohan also tells Access of her daughter's work in Georgia Rule: "She will win an Academy Award for this picture. ... Justice!"