1 a.m.
Just went to the Shell station (Calle Real-Turnpike) to buy a small spliff of tobacco ($0.75).
Indy Staff
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World Renowned Surfer Lakey Peterson to Speak At Girls Inc. of Greater SB 12th Annual Celebration Luncheon
Girls Inc. of Greater Santa Barbara announced today that Lakey Peterson – a Santa Barbara native, and one of the world’s leading female surfers known for her impressive aerial maneuvers, athletic force and rise through the ranks at a young age – will be this year’s inspirational speaker at the 12th Annual Celebration Luncheon, held on November 7th at the Bacara Resort and Spa.
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