Level of detail for employers/addresses on i-129f

[ITMFA 241]

Hi Everyone! My fiance (USC) and I (Canadian) are getting ready to file the  i-129f.  I'm looking for some help with regard to matching up my previous addresses and my employment history. I'm a professional musician, and over the past two years I've worked in various places including on a cruise ship in Alaska, as a self-employed musician at home in Canada, and on OPT (from a previous F-1) working in Sarasota, Florida. Should I add all my physical addresses to correspond with each gig/job, or can I just say that I've been living in Canada since May 2016 when I left my "real job" in Oregon? Obviously the cruise ship address is a bit weird (should I use the address where we got our mail sent to in Seattle?), and my "address" in Sarasota was an AirBnb for 2 months. I haven't spent more than 4 months in the same place since May 2016 so it's all a bit of a nightmare to figure out how to explain it on a form. Can't I say that technically my address was always my parents' home in Canada since I was on a student visa/OPT the whole time? Also, if I was on an F-1 visa and receiving a stipend for the first 3 years of my 5-year history, should I add "Student" to the end of my employment history? Any help with this tangled mess would be appreciated! 

[Jeanne Adil 1,651]

technically your home address is what you put / place where you get mail even if parents house (like in college)

you should put cruise ship address under jobs

even though you lived like my daughter for months on the ship the sea does not have an address 

[ITMFA 241]

6 minutes ago, adil-rafa said:

technically your home address is what you put / place where you get mail even if parents house (like in college)

you should put cruise ship address under jobs

even though you lived like my daughter for months on the ship the sea does not have an address 

So you're saying that it's ok to not put a physical address for my airbnb in Sarasota when I worked there for 2 months, or to put the cruise ship as my physical address? But I would include both on my list of employers? My concern is there being confusion about working in the US while my "address" was my parents' house in Canada. Thanks for your help!