Crime and Punishment: Book Review

So, folks, are you happy for me?  I finally finished Crime and Punisment!  In the end, it wasn't quite as terrible a book as I'd thought.  In case there's anyone who cares, I've decided to write a short "review" of my thoughts and opinions on the book.  Possible spoilers, in case anyone cares.

( C&P Review )

Reading update

Picture of Dorian Gray -- 235 / 235 pages [FINISHED]

Crime & Punishment -- 542 / 542 pages [FINISHED]

Columbus in the Americas -- 0 / 172 pages

First Among Equals -- 0 / 483 pages

Hardball -- 0 / 240 pages

895 pages to read before 9/8/05

Not much to say, except that I don't really want to do anything. At all. Except for maybe watch more X-Files DVDs, or maybe Murder She Wrote. We were at Target the other day, and they had mislabeled all of these seasons of DVDs of old TV shows as being only $5.99 when they were actually more like thirty bucks! But we picked up the first season of Murder She Wrote (my favorite show as a kid) and seasons one and two of a show called MacGuyver (my mom's favorite show as a kid). They scanned them and it rang up as more than $5.99 so we wanted to know what was going on. When we showed them that the labels had said $5.99 the department manager told the clerk that he had to give them to us for the price on the shelf, since it was the store's mistake and not ours! So that was cool.

Though I wish I could have found the rest of the seasons of X-Files for $5.99 instead.