Moon Lore lucky unlucky

by Martha White

Source: The 1994 Old Farmer's Almanac

It is lucky to see the first sliver of a new Moon "clear of the brush," or unencumbered by foliage.
It is lucky to own a rabbit's foot, especially if the rabbit was killed in a cemetery by a cross-eyed person at the dark of the Moon.
It is lucky to hold a moonstone in your mouth at the full Moon; it will reveal the future.
It is lucky to have a full Moon on the "Moon day" (Monday).
It is lucky to expose your newborn to the waxing Moon. It will give the baby strength.
It is lucky to move into a new house during the new Moon; prosperity will increase as the Moon waxes.
It's Unlucky to . . .
It is unlucky to see the first sliver of a new Moon through a window; you'll break a dish.
It is unlucky to point at the new Moon or view any Moon over your shoulder.
It is unlucky to sleep in the moonlight, or worse, be born in the moonlight.
It is unlucky to see "the old Moon in the arms of the new" or the faint image of the full disk while the new crescent Moon is illuminated, especially if you're a sailor. Storms are predicted.
It is unlucky to have a full Moon on Sunday. (Some say Saturday . . . )