Just FYI, DateProperty, TimeProperty and DatetimeProperty all store the same type in the datastore: a datetime representation. The difference is that the first two are stored incomplete (on DateProperty, time will be 00:00 00:00, on TimeProperty, date will be 1970-01-01), and that's what you see in the datastore. It's hard to justify using DateProperty or TimeProperty since the storage space used and underlying type are the same, so I end always using DatetimeProperty.
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