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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Live in DC and own a second home in Anne Arundel. Do not underestimate how Maryland centric it will be. It's so, so different. You'll notice it after living in DC, but the locals will not. [b]I couldn't live in Anne Arundel full time. [/b] Ok, I'll say it. It's less sophisticated. [/quote] We don't want you here either. If "less sophisticated" means lower suicide rate, less snobby neighbors, and being more laidback, then yes, Anne Arundel is. But in terms of white-collar professionals? There's plenty of those in Annapolis, Davidsonville, Severna Park, Crofton, Gambrills, Odenton, Arnold, Severn, Crownsville, and even certain parts of Edgewater and Pasadena. Anne Arundel County has several federal jobs in Fort Meade and tech jobs in Hanover, plenty of residents work at the numerous hospitals in Baltimore--including Johns Hopkins, and the Western part of the county has a decent share of DC professionals as well. [/quote]
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