Thank you all for the thoughtful replies.

It seems as though there is confusion about the best way forward.

1) TiddlyFox is going away sometime - so I don't want to get too enamored 
with it (Yes it is an installed add-on (Legacy) that does not work for me 
now)
2) @Mark S - The beauty of a solution that works every time is ideal, 
except that you then proceed to explain that the default save has a "pain 
in the ass" character to it involving don't forget to's or batch like 
this...
3) I have tried NoteSelf, and lost enough info due to my lack of 
understanding how simple it is - "just use it" becomes "just keep retyping 
the same tiddlers"
4) I am totally willing to jump away from a single file system and into 
Node.JS, but as a newbie it acts strange, pulling up things I didn't mean 
to be in this directory... and I just don't understand it yet (but I think 
I would like it)
5) TiddlyDesktop is my one and only savior - it is the ONLY way I currently 
know how to reliably update a tiddler, save to Dropbox, and find it later.

I can live with that.  the only problem is when I link to an external 
TW5.html file, it loads it in FireFox, and I have to remember NOT TO UPDATE 
IT THERE - use only for reference. If I want to start typing, I have to 
remember to launch it directly from TiddlyDesktop independently.

Does this thinking make sense?

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