Hard Drive Failure vs. Sunburn

This week, I had the opportunity to compare and contrast a major hard drive failure with a major sunburn.
Great week, huh?
To your left, you can see my old hard drive (left) turning over the good data the new hard drive. After many hours, I think I got 80% of what I had on my mammoth 300 gb external drive.
My day at work on Friday started normally. After trying to upload the weekend promo on KISS FM, my hard drive began to fail in many areas.
So began my quest to get the audio off of the bad hard drive.
And, my expensive quest to buy a new 300 gb external drive.

The sunburn story started last Saturday at Lake Texoma. The guys in my Sunday School class had a campout at the Sheppard Air Force Base Recreation Annex in Whitesboro, Texas. Lots of waterskiing (I suck at that), tubing (better, but I still fell out of the tube once) and jet skiing (Okay, I am not bad at this.)
But, I didn't use enough sunscreen.
So, my back started to blister up (Sorry, no photos). A trip to my doctor was in order.
He said I had first to early second degree burns on my back. He applied some creamy stuff (the actual term I'm sure) and gave me some pain medication so I could get some sleep.
Now, I'm excited to be peeling on my back and recovering nicely.
So, which is worse -- major hard drive failure or a major sunburn?
In this case, I will go with sunburn. Sure the hard drive was a big pain, but not being able move your back and sleep normally really stinks.
Plus, people at work kept patting me on my back. Not because I'm doing anything special, but because people do that when they talk around Citadel OKC. We're all friends.
Apply that sunscreen, kids and remember to back up your files.