I mentioned this on the IRC channel, but thought I'd mention it here as well. The sqlite layer will happily accept various formats for timestamps that it is unable to read back out from the database. It expects a string in a certain format, but I didn't know that, so I tried storing seconds-since-the-epoch. It was quite happy to accept that and store it in the database, but attempting to load that record caused an exception. I'm not sure what is the best way to fix this, but at the very least it should probably be documented.
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