While there isn't one single "full post" since it is a common saying, it appears frequently in the following contexts:
: Some posts use it as a hook to teach English equivalents, such as noting that you shouldn't literally say "Easter, Easter and after Easter" in English.
: Creators often use the phrase to caption videos about being "overfed" on a couch after holiday meals or as a humorous way to say "back to work".
: Often used in blog posts or social media to discuss the end of Christmas or Easter, focusing on the transition back to work, cleaning up, and "getting back to reality".
The phrase "" (Holidays, holidays, and after the holidays) is a popular Polish idiom used to express the feeling that holiday festivities pass by quickly, often followed by a sense of post-holiday nostalgia or a return to routine.
: On platforms like Reddit's r/Polska , it serves as a thread title for users to vent or share their experiences during and after the holiday season. Poezja - Wacław Dereń - Facebook