The above back-of-the-napkin haiku accompanies an earlier article that I posted about a simultaneous blue jay and black squirrel sighting in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn. I entered the haiku into my TI-89 graphing calculator and captured it using TI Connect software.

Blue jay lands on fence black squirrel scampers below a single moment
Back in high school, I used my TI-89 to create a title card for the school newspaper. For whatever reason, I find the TI-89 screen captures endearing. Like many TI-89s, my school calculator fell victim to the ravages of battery acid. Not letting that deter me, I found a reasonably priced quality used TI-89 on Ebay. Having finally installed TI-89 Connect software on my laptop, I thought a haiku would be a good test case for The New Leaf Journal.
Going forward, you will be able to find articles with TI-89 captures by following the TI-89 Capture tag.