Update: it seems to me that the SQL function STR_TO_DATE() would work
for this, but sqlalchemy.func doesn't seem to include it. I tried
using session.execute to specify a literal SQL statement: date =
session.execute('SELECT STR_TO_DATE(date, "%W %D of %M %Y %r") FROM
ipLog_myHome LIMIT 2') but for some reason it just spits out "None"
for the dates. I'm not sure why, that's the format of the string in
the database.
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