Washington Post -
27 Nov 2013 22:18
The sign on the doorknob said "Privacy Please," and yet the turkeys had none. Visitors were regular. Photos were incessant. Woodchips spilled into the hallway, and if that wasn't a giveaway, then the occasional gobblegobble was. By Monday evening the most famous birds in America had taken roost in the Willard Intercontinental, in a room that rents to humans for about $400 per night. The vestibule had been tarped and cordoned off. A bottle of Fiji Water was on the bureau, just out of pecking dist...
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